Beyond The Music 2024 Ones To Watch 7 October 2024 When: Wed 9th – Fri 11th October Tickets! Words by Jessica Blissitt View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyond The Music (@gobeyondmcr) Growing the Grassroots: How cross-industry investment can save the music ecosystem – with Andy Burnham, Atlanta Cobb, Kara Mukerjee, Sam Duckworth, Jon Collins and Jo Twist. Where: Aviva Studios, Manchester When: Thursday 10th October @ 11.45 – 13.00 The Grassroots summit, moderated by Manchester’s mayor Andy Burham, promises to explore the deeper issues into why the music education and talent pipelin ..read more

Photo Credit: CORTEZZ “It meant that I only had one day to plan my set and little time to practice, but it turned out to be one of the best sets I’ve ever played.” 26 September 2024 A conversation with Natty Lou, the natural-born performer turned global trailblazer of drum and bass, as we dive into her unforgettable Boomtown Hidden Woods set and her journey through the worldwide rave scene. Words by Isla Mcrobbie Your set at Hidden Woods had the most packed crowd I’ve ever seen! How did this year’s show compare to others? Honestly… best set of the summer! I was incredibly nervous because my ha ..read more

The Grove stage by @hirobjones_@khromacollective We Out Here: Gilles Peterson’s St Giles festival is a magical fairyland of a festival we couldn’t help but be enchanted by 24 September 2024 This was the fifth year of We Out Here and it seems to be truly finding its place as a festival that masterfully mixes what could be opposing vibes. If Leeds is a teen paradise and Boomtown is a theatrical wonder, We Out Here is a fairy garden. It’s arguably the ideal getaway with smoothies and yoga by the river in the morning and raves at night. The age range also skewed a little older than say Reading or ..read more

Brassworks: Woolwich’s jazz festival is getting set for rhythm, roots and revolution 20 September 2024 South-east London is set to come alive this Saturday, September 21st, as the Brassworks Street Carnival and Festival of Horns hits Woolwich. Nestled in the creative heart of Woolwich Works, the carnival, festival and finale concert promise a day of raw energy and ferocious talent. Evening Finale Tickets! Words by Heather Collier Woolwich has always had brass running proudly through its veins. From the regal sounds of the Royal Court in Greenwich to the thundering Artillery Bands of the Woolwi ..read more

MANCHESTER PSYCH FEST 2024: A DAY OF RAW, HYPNOTIC, GUITAR-LED ENERGY 19 September 2024 As the Autumnal clouds firmly make their mark and restore Manchester’s infamous dull tones, Manchester Psych Fest saw a glimmer of sunshine as TNAM.UK bid farewell to the whirlwind of Summer festivals once more. Words by Kyle Roczniak Kicking things off in a stylish fasion, the beautiful ballroom of the O2 Ritz saw Parisian collective Juniore make their much-anticipated return to Manchester soil, carrying with them a wide array of surf-rock inspired melodies and sunsoaked grooves, encapsulating a certain ‘6 ..read more

Tom Woods Tom Woods is a Brighton based music journalist and member of the multi-instrumentalist group, Gerard’s Corner.  Since he first moved to Brighton, Tom’s music taste has opened up dramatically, being an avid fan of bands like Bombay Bicycle Club and Dr Dog as well heavier acts like Ditz, Ovlov and Sonic Youth.  In his free time, he can be found cooking a Singapore Laksa (or anything that’ll make your face go red) and listening to “I had the blues but I shook them loose” on full volume Articles The post Tom Woods appeared first on The New Age Magazine ..read more

Image Credit: Emily Marcovecchio The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Ozo). 19 September 2024 Last week I had the opportunity to chat with what may well be the future of shoegaze, or as they have coined it ‘doom-gaze’- a moniker which certainly rings true. Fronted by Isle of Wight-born Jess Baker alongside her younger sister Boo, Ugly Ozo explores feminine rage through the lens of supernatural horror. Steadily becoming a regular fixture on the UK live circuit across past 12 months, often seen performing in fairy wings, her debut single comes off the back of a performance at the Isle of Wight festiv ..read more

RALLY Festival Review 18 September 2024 RALLY is the festival for Goldsmiths and UAL students/graduates, or those who wish they were. It’s exactly what you’d imagine they’d dream up if asked to organise one. This is a crowd that frequents the Nags Head in Peckham and who knew about Ormside Projects and Venue MOT before they were cool. It’s GALA’s edgy younger sibling, and undeniably it looked great, especially as it grew darker. The Agnes stage was the glowing centre point of the festival with its silver scaffolding and multicoloured plastic panels coming together to resemble something from th ..read more

ARXX – ‘Swim’ Release Date: 17 September 2024 Release Type: Exposure: Genre: Location(s): Signed?: Current Venue Capacity : To advertise press kit, bio, signed status, sold venue capacity, upcoming shows / releases, create your own TNAM Database profile and direct to contact box – sign up interest to TNAM Club here. Streaming /Socials What do you think? You might also like ˗ˏˋ ★ ˎˊ˗ Recent Posts ⋆⭒˚.⋆ The post ARXX – ‘Swim’ appeared first on The New Age Magazine ..read more

Mandrake Handshake – ‘King Cnut’ Release Date: 17 September 2024 Release Type: Exposure: Genre: Location(s): Signed?: Current Venue Capacity : To advertise press kit, bio, signed status, sold venue capacity, upcoming shows / releases, create your own TNAM Database profile and direct to contact box – sign up interest to TNAM Club here. Streaming /Socials What do you think? You might also like ˗ˏˋ ★ ˎˊ˗ Recent Posts ⋆⭒˚.⋆ The post Mandrake Handshake – ‘King Cnut’ appeared first on The New Age Magazine ..read more