Jun
2008
Articles from 2nd Jun 2008
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Stephen Roberts & English Symphony Orchestra at Worcester Cathedral, Symphony Hall
Jun 02 2008 | Music
Friday must have been one of the headiest days in Stephen Roberts' life. In between two BBC radio interviews he gave the world premiere of Mozart's Horn Concerto. Read
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Review: The Flyover Show at Hockley Circus
Jun 02 2008 | Music
Not the kind of space in which most of us would usually care to linger, the grim undercroft of Hockley Flyover proved ideally suited to an experimental community arts festival. Read
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Review: Avril Lavigne at the NEC Arena
Jun 02 2008 | Music
She's sweet-looking, but has an edge of rock star confidence. She pens love songs, ballads and full-on rock songs with more than a hint of grunge to them. Avril Lavigne is a hero to many a little girl, too. Read
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Jason Pierce - back from the dead
Jun 02 2008 | Music
Spiritualized's Jason Pierce tells Andy Welch how a brush with death brought new life to his music. Read
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Tobin at home with her own songs as well as the classics
Jun 02 2008 | Music
The tendency for jazz singers to take on the added responsibility of song-writing can lead to disappointment. Read
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Little Palm due a slice of the pie
Jun 02 2008 | Music
Anna Palmer tells Stefan Kucharczyk why she likes to hide behind her piano when things get scary. Read
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Review: Julian Arguelles at CBSO Centre
Jun 02 2008 | Music
There is a completely irrational way in which a West Midland audience feels a mild pride when saxophonist, composer and bandleader Julian Arguelles is on the stage. Read
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Blues pioneer Bo Diddley dies of heart failure
Jun 02 2008 | Music
Legendary Blues musician Bo Diddley died today aged 79. Read
