Liverpool music lovers, get ready for a nostalgia-filled ride through the golden era of record shops, the decline of physical music, and the unexpected vinyl revival. In the latest episode of Misadventures in Music, we sit down with Graham Jones, the man who has seen more record shops than anyone on the planet and has […]
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Urbanista Magazine is thrilled to spotlight the latest episode of the Misadventures in Music podcast, which dives deep into the rich history of Liverpool’s underground arts and music movement with filmmaker and author Grant McPhee. Known for his critically acclaimed documentaries Teenage Superstars and Big Gold Dream, McPhee takes us on a fascinating journey into […]
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On the Misadventures in Music podcast, hosted by Ian Prowse and Mick Ord, Clive Langer takes us on a journey from his art-school days in Liverpool to collaborating with some of the biggest names in music—Madness, Elvis Costello, David Bowie, Morrissey, and more. Check out the highlights below and make sure you catch the full […]
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In the latest episode of the chart-topping podcast “Misadventures in Music,” hosts Mick Ord and Ian Prowse delve deep into the vibrant and tumultuous journey of music icon Jayne Casey. Produced by Urbanitsa Magazine, this episode not only celebrates Jayne’s artistic achievements but also unpacks the intricate tapestry of her life within the music industry […]
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Liverpool’s storied music scene is being celebrated in a groundbreaking new project by Dorothy, a design studio nestled in the heart of the city’s Baltic Triangle. The initiative, aptly named Scene Here Liverpool, captures the vibrant history of Liverpool’s music culture, tracing connections between iconic venues, bands, and personalities that have defined the city’s soundscape […]
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Urbanista magazine’s Misadventures in Music podcast recently featured a special episode with Kirkby’s own China Crisis, the iconic English new wave and synth-pop band founded by Gary Daly and Eddie Lundon. Hosted by Ian Prowse and Mick Ord, the episode delves into the band’s remarkable journey from the politically charged post-punk sound they explored in […]
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The world of music is as much about sound as it is about the stories behind the songs. The “Feeling Sound” podcast, hosted by Mark Reeson, delves into the heart of these stories, exploring the emotional and cultural connections that music creates. In the latest episode, Reeson sits down with Peter Hooton, the frontman of […]
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The world of music is ever-evolving, with each generation bringing its own set of challenges and inspirations. For many, the journey through this landscape can be as unpredictable as it is exciting. This is the essence of “Misadventures in Music,” a podcast that dives deep into music history with stories of those who have experienced […]
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Set times for Tramlines Festival, Sheffield’s biggest party, have been revealed, giving festival goers the chance to plan ahead for when their favourite acts will appear before arriving on the 40,000 capacity greenfield site at Hillsborough Park from Friday 26th to Sunday 28th July. The easiest way for Tramliners to find out who is playing […]
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On a pleasantly warm Sunday evening, 30th June, Hyde Park in London became the epicenter of musical magic as part of the BST Hyde Park events. This night featured an impressive lineup headlined by the rock giants Kings of Leon. Supported on the main stage by an eclectic mix of artists including Paolo Nutini, The […]
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