Nash goes back to basics

Nash goes back to basics

7:00am Saturday 13th April 2013

Kate Nash had just turned 20 when she released her debut album. Now, at the ripe old age of 25, she's set up her own record label to release her third album - and couldn't be happier going it alone, she tells Andy Welch.

Kevin Bryan's Record Reviews

7:00am Saturday 13th April 2013

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Unique night of Egyptian and Arabic culture in Birmingham

11:42am Monday 8th April 2013

TICKETS are selling fast for a night of Arabic and Egyptian culture in Birmingham this weekend.

Give Peace a chance

Give Peace a chance

7:00am Saturday 6th April 2013

In under three years, Peace have morphed from bored students to the most talked about new band in Britain, and are about to take their show on the road again. Andy Welch reports.

Kevin Bryan's Record Reviews

3:34pm Thursday 4th April 2013

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11:25am Monday 25th March 2013

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'Phonics back on form

'Phonics back on form

7:00am Saturday 16th March 2013

After their longest break ever, Stereophonics are back with their eighth album. Frontman Kelly Jones tells Andy Welch about the inspiration behind Graffiti On The Train and their forthcoming tour.

Kevin Bryan's Record Reviews

7:00am Saturday 16th March 2013

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Kevin Bryan's Record Reviews

7:00am Saturday 9th March 2013

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Tightening their stranglehold

Tightening their stranglehold

7:00am Saturday 9th March 2013

As one of music's longest-running acts, The Stranglers are feeling rejuvenated as they embark on a month-long tour of the UK following the success of last year's landmark album Giants. Andy Welch reports By Andy Welch After forming in London in the mid-Seventies, The Stranglers came of age in the burgeoning British pub-rock scene.

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