Beginning with the cerebral wine-sipping symposiums of Ancient Greece via Wild West saloons, Victorian gin palaces and all the way through to the classic Great British pub, The Thinking Drinkers travel the world’s most wonderful watering holes
James Blake has today confirmed details of his fourth album ‘Assume Form’, which will be released next Friday 18th January. To coincide with the announcement, James has also lined up a small run of UK dates for April including regional shows in Manchester and Bristol
Epitaph Records announces the signing of Los Angeles-based band Bad Suns with the release of their instant-classic new single “Away We Go.”
Ghetts’s articulate and upbeat assessment of his position is about as perfect a summation of his position in UK music as you could ask for.
“The origins of The Pack started with the original band the Pack of Lies. It consisted of myself Kirk Brandon, John Fuller (An old school friend) and a Scottish drummer called Rab Fae Beith. “
Mark’s sell-out show Who Do I Think I Am revealed that his natural father was a world backgammon champion.
Over their four-decade career, Blue Öyster Cult have established themselves as one of the most iconic bands of their time, with a repertoire including the hits ‘(Don’t Fear) The Reaper’, ‘Godzilla’ and ‘Burning For You’.
The return of Busted has seen the pop-punk power trio go back to the future as they prepare for a 2019 that reignites their glory days.
DRENGE have announced their third album, STRANGE CREATURES, produced by long-time collaborator Ross Orton [Arctic Monkeys, M.I.A, The Fall] will be released on 22 February 2019 via Infectious Music.
Contact is delighted to announce the full line up for its Queer Contact Weekender – marking LGBT History Month 2019.