Podcast: From Belfast to The Bunnymen with Noel Burke

Podcast: From Belfast to The Bunnymen with Noel Burke

For many music fans, Noel Burke will always be remembered as the man who replaced Ian McCulloch in Echo & The Bunnymen. It’s a role that came with enormous pressure, intense scrutiny and the near-impossible task of following one of the most distinctive frontmen of the post-punk era. Yet as Burke reveals on the latest […]

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 NIK Kershaw announces Summer 2026 shows

NIK Kershaw announces Summer 2026 shows

Born Nicholas David Kershaw on 1st March 1958 in Bristol, he grew up in Ipswich where he discovered his love for music. His father was an architect and flautist in the town’s orchestra and his mother trained as an opera singer. He describes himself as a late developer, first picking up a guitar when he […]

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 Ian McNabb of The Icicle Works

Ian McNabb of The Icicle Works

“Music is everything,” says Ian McNabb, and after spending an hour chatting with him on the latest episode of Misadventures in Music, it’s easy to believe. The legendary frontman of The Icicle Works sits down with Ian Prowse and Mick Ord to talk about his career, songwriting, and his latest album 65 which includes a […]

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 Podcast: Tommy Scott From Space

Podcast: Tommy Scott From Space

Misadventures in Music: Tommy Scott, Space and the Stories Behind the Hits This one feels a little different. Not just because of the guest, but because this is the first Misadventures in Music episode you can actually watch as well as listen. And honestly, it suits the chaos, charm and character of Tommy Scott perfectly. […]

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 James Campion – Rock Journalism, Chaos, and the Written Riff

James Campion – Rock Journalism, Chaos, and the Written Riff

This months’s guest is a man who makes a living writing about chaos—and somehow makes it sound poetic. James Campion, American author, rock journalist, podcaster, and professional wordsmith of mayhem, joins Ian Prowse and Mick Ord for a transatlantic chinwag about music, writing, and the sweet spot where obsession meets the printed page. He’s interviewed […]

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