Northeast Music Guide

A Year Into The Business of PR Jowheretogo was founded back in April 2013. Since then a number of clients have used Jowheretogo, not exclusively musicians. The Jowheretogo Show on NE1fm had to end after a year as the business needed more of my attention. This was a shame as I think I did a canny job as a presenter, this may not be the end of my radio career. I became a partner in Music Panther, a new music label ecompassing Sync Panther ( music sync for films, tv, games, corporate video) and Panther PR to handle the publicity for the bands and artists we work with. With Whom Have We Worked? Routine Zero -  a radio plugging campaign Routine Zero "Black and Blue" video still. Peculiar Disco Moves - Radio plugging, press releases, live photography, reviews, for both the "Joining Fee" and "Lost For Words" singles. Peculiar Disco Moves ©Jowheretogo South East Durham Engineering Forum : Press release and contacting Northeast press ab...

Engineering: The future for many Northeast children, and a fascinating, well-paid one! Jo Oliver of Jowheretogo has been checking out prospects for engineering-minded pupils of South Durham Schools: Monday 11th November was the launch of an exciting project involving 4 schools: Staindrop, Parkside Academy in Willington, St John’s in Bishop Auckland and Spennymoor School.  Around a hundred children and local engineering and manufacturing employers gathered at the new CORE facility at SW Durham Training in Newton Aycliffe to hear about the  project.  The challenge is funded by four Area Action Partnerships (AAPs) from Teesdale, Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland and Shildon Area and the 3 Towns (Crook, Willington and Tow Law) area. A priority in the Durham area is getting our young people into training for real careers they can be proud of. At the launch John Bignall of the Bignall Group in Shildon debunked  the two great myths about British manufacturing. The ...