Shaun Ryder | Rolla: Factory 251, Manchester – live review
Check out Louder Than Wars review of Shaun Ryder and Rolla at Factory 251 here as they played as part of the Scotts Menswear Be Part Of It campaign, in aid of the mental health charity Mind.
Category: Reviews & Interviews
Jamie Webster goes under the spotlight with scotts menswear: SXSW Special
Long-term champions of the UK’s new music scene, menswear specialists scotts today take their Under The Spotlight series on tour with a new episode that follows Jamie Webster as he hits SXSW in Austin, Texas for the first time. In an adventure of a lifetime, Under The Spotlight captures Jamie and his band in action as…
Jake Bugg goes Under The Spotlight with Scotts Menswear and Adidas
The Under The Spotlight series has seen menswear market leaders scotts celebrate the united worlds of fashion and music, highlighting big names such as Sam Fender, Jax Jones and Jamie Webster alongside the best rising talent. Now it’s Jake Bugg’s turn to step into the spotlight. Jake Bugg sits down with presenter Louise…
bido lito interview gen & the degenerates
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the big interview: jamie webster
The definition of a DIY success and how to create your own buzz, Jamie Webster smashed it in Liverpool by playing shows before LFC games to fans hungry for extra excitement. Taking that energy to the world with his electric…
the big interview: red rum club
If you haven’t seen Red Rum Club live yet, you haven’t been trying. A proper old-fashioned success story, the Liverpool lads have seen the venues get bigger by being permanently on tour over until they’ve earned their first festival headline…
shed 7’s rick witter: do you remember the first time?
First record you bought? The first record I bought if memory serves me was Shawaddywaddy with Under The Moon Of Love. – First gig you went (who, where, when)? Other than watching local acts in pubs in my youth, the first ‘proper’ gig I went to was…
bang bang romeo’s stars: do you remember the first time?
First record you bought First record I bought was OK Computer, Radiohead. I used to listen to it with my Dad on repeat for hours on end when I was a kid. I truly fell in love with that album,…