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Thursday 23 February 2012

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Martin’s back on home turf

THE Renowned Martin Stephenson has teamed up with The Daintees again and have announced a UK tour performing their acclaimed and most celebrated album, Boat To Bolivia, in its entirety, 26 years since its debut.

Review: Field Music, The Cluny, Newcastle

IT’S TESTAMENT to the talents of Field Music that an extra night had to be added to the Newcastle leg of their Plumb tour to quell the public’s appetite for their sound.

Review: Kaiser Chiefs, 02 Academy, Newcastle

ENERGISING guitars, climbing on bars and na-na-na-na-nas were the order of the day as the Kaiser Chiefs brought their brand of punky-indie-rocky-type stuff to the O2 Academy.

Nothing beats live music!

Nic Wright brings us the monthly local music column from The Bunker studios in Stockton Road, Sunderland.

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Storm is coming

FROM struggling uni band to international big-hitters, Snow Patrol are ready for the latest part of their journey. Ian Laws spoke to drummer Jonny Quinn.

Tribute to Blues legend

THE Customs House has announced its first Jazz season of 2012.

Unique sound

GRAHAM Coxon is celebrating the release on new album, A+E, which will be released on April 2, with a UK tour.

Homegrown music

FIELD Music’s passion for their craft is palpable.

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