@narc_magazine THE AIRSTREAM SESSIONS @OuseburnFest 2014. 5,6th July

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Carillion-Igloo and NARC. magazine present the return 

of...THE AIRSTREAM SESSIONS as part of The Ouseburn 

Festival 2014.


 Come down to Malmo Quay on Newcastle's Quayside on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July to check out some fantastic live acoustic acts performing outside our shiny silver Airstream bus.

 SATURDAY 5TH JULY

2pm: JACK FALLOWS (Sleepwalk, Skull Puppies)
http://sleepwalkband.bandcamp.com/
http://skullpuppies.bandcamp.com/
Acclaimed illustrator and musician Jack Fallows plays melancholic folk punk for fans of comic books and Dungeons & Dragons.

3pm: SUNTRAPP
http://www.suntrapp.co.uk/

Sublime indie-folk that has received praise from Lauren Laverne, The 405 and Amazing Radio amongst many others.

4pm: MEGHANN CLANCY
http://www.meghannclancy.co.uk/


An acoustic singer-songwriter from North Yorkshire currently based in Newcastle upon Tyne, Meghann Clancy's captivating music combines catchy melodies and a pure vocal to tell stories drawn from life experiences. Meghann also provides vocal talent in the Shoeshop Quartet and is a member of  Peculiar Disco Moves

SUNDAY 6TH JULY

11.30am: EFFIE
http://www.effiemusic.co.uk/

Ethereal, delicately strummed acoustic folk made all the more heartfelt by Effie's haunting vocal.

12.30pm: ALEX DOBSON
https://www.facebook.com/Alexdobsonmusic


A contemporary North East singer songwriter, Alex pens infectious acoustic pop songs with sing-along choruses and foot-tapping percussive strumming. Aex is busy writing and recording new material, has had major label interest and is currently signed to the new northeast label Music Panther.

1.30pm: SAMUEL THOMAS

https://samuelthomasuk.bandpage.com/

Soulful voiced Newcastle-based artist Samuel delivers slick acoustic indie tunes with an urban twist.


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