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A #DIYgig with an #anythinggoes vibe #alternative #rock #newcastle

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A DIY gig with an anything goes vibe .  Problem Child presents 4 different bands coming together to showcase some of the best music the Newcastle’s Alternative scene has to offer. There is something for everyone ranging from songs about rum and good times to tackling the darker side of life and mocking society. The Globe on the 7th of April is the place to go to if you want to experience what is becoming one of the best Alternative music scene’s in the UK, And its free entry. Starts at 7, first band on at 8, Finish at 11.    Blackjack   Formed in 2008 Blackjack are an uncompromising hard rock band from Newcastle. Having coined the term “groove rock” they produce a sound that is easily identifiable, sets them apart and seen them become one of the most successful bands to come out of Newcastle. In 2015 the band released “the gent” EP and sold out the 02 academy 2 in Newcastle a feat that is rarely accomplished by a local home grown band. Off the back of this t...

Jowheretogo: The Story So Far

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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...

Review : @EDRband at @theheadofsteam 07/03/2014

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We Wanted More! Usurper took to the stage at the Head of Steam and quickly overcame what seemed to be a little apprehension to demonstrate their unique brand of rapidly changing agit rock. It took a while for me to get attuned to it but I really rather enjoyed the last two songs especially Stand up Motherfucker . I have tried to research these guys but they seem not to be set up on the social networks yet. The Carnabells were a huge contrast to their dark indie rock support. This was real retro rock and roll of the kind you can’t help but enjoy. Great songs, sing-along choruses, lovely shirts and a bright stage presence added up to a highly enjoyable performance. I find myself wanting their CD for my car, good driving tunes. Emergency Door Release appeared still buzzing from a successful support slot for The Twang at the O2 last week. The band were even more “up for it” and the chemistry between them all was infectious. James Rooney had no difficulty getting the a...