If it’s December, Slade must be doing the rounds again, in the post Holder/Lea configuration they’ve worked in for 25-plus years. MALCOLM WYATT got the lowdown from guitar legend Dave Hill
As the festive season approaches, one of the live party stalwarts is back, Andy Scott reliving The Sweet’s glory days and happy to talk to glam fan MALCOLM WYATT
A man like Shaun Ryder needs no introduction... for the hard man of drugs and rock 'n' roll has a reputation that deeply precedes him. But these days he has mellowed somewhat and is more 'compos mentis' he claims.
There's few among us who can lay claim to having met an alien - let alone spoken to one. But when Zpor of the space-travelling band HENGE made contact, it was a chance not to be missed.
The actor who Freddie Mercury’s dad in the new film Bohemian Rhapsody has recalled the time plays the flamboyant frontman of Queen gave him a tenner for singing outside his house.
There's few British rock bands who can boast highly successful tours with the likes of The Rolling Stones, Def Leppard and Bon Jovi, or having a string of hit singles, including greats like Better Days and a cover of Cameo's Word Up. But GUN are one of them.
With acclaimed US singer-songwriter Eleanor Friedberger heading to the North West, MALCOLM WYATT asked about her forthcoming Lancaster Library date and UK and European links
Rowdy Southern rockers Hogjaw are heading to these shores for their first ever UK tour, and lead beardsmith JB Jones says they are coming to party and drink with new friends.
If you are a fan of music and you haven't heard of You Me At Six... it could be said that you might have been living under a rock for the last 14 years.
As Blancmange return to the road to promote new album, Wanderlust, MALCOLM WYATT talks travel, happy families and more with the band’s mastermind, Neil Arthur
There’s a lot of interest in post-punk outfit Goat Girl right now, prompting MALCOLM WYATT to talk to the drummer, Rosy Bones, ahead of their latest North West visit
Morecambe Warblers AOS are encouraging theatre-goers to ‘Look On The Bright Side Of Life’ as they bring their latest production to the Lancaster Grand Theatre this October.
A weekend of free activities for all ages will take place in local libraries, museums, archives and community venues across Lancashire next month as part of a national festival of art and science.
With a new LP out and live dates lined up, keyboard player/writer Nick Power is busy as ever with The Coral, as MALCOLM WYATT discovered, talking life in and beyond the Wirral
