We have been nominated by IRM (International Radio Magazine) for their 'Best Independent Artist' award! WITH YOUR HELP we can scoop up the prize!
Simply follow the link below and click on The Fore. When you get to our profile on Jango.com, select “Rate this song” or “Become a Fan” or Both!Rating the song gives the artist a point, while becoming a fan gives the artist FIVE points!
So PLEASE become a fan! :-)
http://www.internetradiomagazine.com/biavote/
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Beatles Day - Friday 10 July 2009
We back in Liverpool this weekend to take part in 'Beatles Day', set up to commemorate the date that the Beatles landed back in England having conquered the USA.
This is pretty exciting stuff, particularly as we're the ONLY band featuring at this years event not to be playing Beatles songs or be a tribute act. Whether your average passerby will think we're playing undiscovered Beatles tracks from the archives is any ones guess, but it should be a great day.
We are playing at Chavasse Park, right in the middle of Liverpool's award winning development 'Liverpool One' which is in heart of the town centre. We're on stage at 1.30pm.
This is pretty exciting stuff, particularly as we're the ONLY band featuring at this years event not to be playing Beatles songs or be a tribute act. Whether your average passerby will think we're playing undiscovered Beatles tracks from the archives is any ones guess, but it should be a great day.
We are playing at Chavasse Park, right in the middle of Liverpool's award winning development 'Liverpool One' which is in heart of the town centre. We're on stage at 1.30pm.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Express FM 93.7 Radio Interview Tonight
Tune in to 93.7FM Express FM tonight to hear us being interviewed by DJ Gary Jackson. We'll be talking to Gary from 9.15pm and playing some of our songs from 'Black & White' and 'Run & Hide'.
If you don't live on the south coast of England you can still listen over the internet on www.expressfm.com/live.m3u You can call/text/email the station at 023 92 77 99 22 / 07902 216 531 / studio@expressfm.com - we'd love to hear from you!!!
If you don't live on the south coast of England you can still listen over the internet on www.expressfm.com/live.m3u You can call/text/email the station at 023 92 77 99 22 / 07902 216 531 / studio@expressfm.com - we'd love to hear from you!!!
Friday, July 3, 2009
Film Premiere - A Very British Coverup
Well we're back from our trip to Cardiff. Nathan and I made the trip by car (Si and Matt couldn't make it) in soaring temperatures - there's nothing like being stuck in a car with no air conditioning!!! The journey was broken up by playing Nathan's CD of The Jackson's 1983 concert, which was really good - MJ (RIP) at his peak.
The film itself was very good, and our songs were used throughout. We Were Meant To Be opened the film and Run & Hide, That's A Lie and Emma also got featured. The after show party gave us a chance to speak with the VIPs as well as the director. Unfortunately the air con wasn't on/working (I'm starting to see a trend here!) but at least the champagne was flowing...
We eventually got home in the early hours of the morning (a few more and we would've seen the sun come up!), but overall the journet had been well worth it.
The premiere had followed on from a busy weekend which included in Wimbledon (no, not at the tennis!) for a chairty event. We were introduced on to stage by John Altman, 'Nasty Nick' Cotton in Eastenders. John actually played George Harrision in the film 'The Birth of The Beatles'. He was a really nice guy and it was good to meet him.
The film itself was very good, and our songs were used throughout. We Were Meant To Be opened the film and Run & Hide, That's A Lie and Emma also got featured. The after show party gave us a chance to speak with the VIPs as well as the director. Unfortunately the air con wasn't on/working (I'm starting to see a trend here!) but at least the champagne was flowing...
We eventually got home in the early hours of the morning (a few more and we would've seen the sun come up!), but overall the journet had been well worth it.
The premiere had followed on from a busy weekend which included in Wimbledon (no, not at the tennis!) for a chairty event. We were introduced on to stage by John Altman, 'Nasty Nick' Cotton in Eastenders. John actually played George Harrision in the film 'The Birth of The Beatles'. He was a really nice guy and it was good to meet him.
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