‘Anybody here into sport?’ asks Ian Broudie after thirty minutes on stage. A cheer from the crowd leads to a rendition of Three Lions, the football anthem that he wrote with Frank Skinner and David Baddiel thirty years ago.
Continue reading “Live Review ‘Three Lions’ Performer Gees Up Scarborough Before ’80s Legends Wheel Out the Hits”
Returning to the Yorkshire coast venue for the first time since 2018, Middlesbrough-born singer-songwriter James Arthur brought his Pisces era to a packed Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Friday night.
Continue reading “Photoset: James Arthur Heads Up A Bastion of Singer-Songwriters at Scarborough”
The Scarborough Open Air Theatre has been putting on a string of impressive names for years which always struck me as a bit odd.
Continue reading “Live Review: Two of The ’90s Most Formidable Rock Bands Show They’ve Still Got It In Scarborough”
Miles Kane opened for Paul Weller at Scarborough on Friday night.
Continue reading “Live Review: Paul Weller Treats Scarborough To His Sprawling Solo Catalogue”
The last time we shared music from Craig Gould on these pages, he was flying solo. Now he’s back with some ‘Noble Thieves’ and a live-recorded EP.
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Rayhan brings tragedy and comedy with personal new hip-hop EP, HIGH NOON.
Continue reading “Discovery: Rayhan’s new EP is something special”
It was a long time waiting for Bill Bailey, but his ninety minute set, commencing at 9pm, was fantastic.
Continue reading “Live Review: Bill Bailey provides 90 minutes of escapism in Scarborough”
Axis Neptune is a Scarborough-based musician and producer who has just caught my attention thanks to his new, introspective single Solar.
Continue reading “Discovery: Axis Neptune”
The Hydrogen Trees are a Scarborough-based analogue, audio-visual project who have just hit my radar thanks to their new single For Coal Beach.
Continue reading “Discovery: The Hydrogen Trees”
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