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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If you were to ask a random selection of people, “What’s the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Yoko Ono?” ‘She was married to John Lennon’ would probably be a common reply. If you then asked them what they know about her music, you’d either get blank looks or references to […]
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In the bustling heart of the Baltic Trinagle, amidst the city’s rich musical history, a legend sits down for a chat that resonates with the spirit of an era. Albie Donnelly, the maestro behind the sensational Supercharge, joins Ian Prowse and Mick Ord on the latest episode of Misadventures in Music, taking listeners on a […]
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In the vibrant landscape of contemporary music, few artists embody the spirit of perseverance and artistic integrity quite like Michael Head. This month, Mick Ord & Ian Prowse had the privilege of hosting Micheal Head on the Misadventures in Music podcast, shedding light on a career that defies conventional success narratives. With a discography that […]
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In the vibrant tapestry of Liverpool’s 1980s music scene, amidst the shimmering success of bands like Teardrop Explodes and Echo and the Bunnymen, lies the lesser-known yet equally compelling story of Paul Simpson and his band, The Wild Swans. Though their flame burned briefly, their impact on the indie charts was undeniable. Now, Paul Simpson […]
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“Most rock journalism is people who can’t write, interviewing people who can’t talk, for people who can’t read.” – This quip from Frank Zappa in 1977 might have been a humorous jab at the music industry, but the landscape has dramatically transformed since then. Today, we find ourselves in a world where rock journalism has […]
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Billy Kinsley, a seminal figure in the rich tapestry of Liverpool’s music history, epitomises the enduring spirit of the Merseybeat era. Born on November 28, 1946, in Anfield, Liverpool, Kinsley’s musical journey began in his teens, shaping the soundscape of the 1960s with his unique blend of talent and tenacity. As a founding member of […]
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Misadventures in Music: A Dive into Spencer Leigh’s Life & His New Little Richard Biography Having broadcasted on BBC Radio Merseyside for over four decades, Spencer is no stranger to the nuances of music and its artists. But if you think age has dimmed his wit and charm, think again. As Spencer quipped about his […]
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