Podcasts about pyramid stage

In this episode, we sit down with Ben Thatcher, the exceptional drummer of Royal Blood and a lifelong Brighton & Hove Albion fan. Born and raised in Sussex, Ben's passion for the Seagulls runs deep having followed the club through its ups and downs. When he's not performing on stage you'll find him at the Amex, soaking up the matchday atmosphere. We chat about his passion for football, what it was like playing the iconic Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and plans to collaborate with the Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Graeme Park is a legendary DJ and one of the founders of the UK's house music movement. Best known for his nine-year residency at Manchester's iconic superclub, The Hacienda, Graeme's journey into DJing was far from planned. In fact, he stumbled into it almost by accident. However, his passion for sharing the music he loved had a huge impact on the dance scene of the 80s and 90s, influencing a generation of club-goers, including sixteen year old James O'Brien.Today, Graeme continues to perform to fans old and new around the world. He also DJs alongside the Manchester Camerata Orchestra as part of the Hacienda Classical shows, which have been touring the UK since 2016 and even opened the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury in 2017.You can find out more details about Graeme's upcoming gigs on thisisgraemepark.com

Chris blends classroom techniques with Glastonbury vibes, helping you to headline your classroom with a setlist for success.

My guest in this week's Book Club podcast is Roger McGough, whose new The Collected Poems: 1959-2024 anthologises a poetic career 65 years long and counting. Roger tells me about revisiting his old work and making it new, why he's 'not being serious' about the future of Poetry Please, and how he narrowly missed being on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. 

My guest in this week's Book Club podcast is Roger McGough, whose new The Collected Poems: 1959-2024 anthologises a poetic career 65 years long and counting. Roger tells me about revisiting his old work and making it new, why he's 'not being serious' about the future of Poetry Please, and how he narrowly missed being on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. 

Recorded behind the Pyramid Stage as Glastonbury draws to a close for another year, Annie and Nick have all the goss from this year's festival.

Girls Just Want to Have Fundamental Rights' has become a popular placard at women's rights events around the world. The singer behind the anthem that inspired it is none other than Cyndi Lauper. She joins Anita Rani to reflect on her 40-year career, becoming a feminist figure and performing on the iconic Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury.Wimbledon starts next week and amongst the usual pre-match discussions about favourites and performances, there's also been a serious conversation about how top-level tennis handles allegations of domestic abuse. Clare McDonnell is joined by the host of the Tennis podcast, Catherine Whitaker to discuss recent cases.Danish actress Sofie Gråbøl is best known to British viewers for her role as Sarah Lund in Scandi Noir crime drama The Killing. Now she's returning to our cinema screens in a new film, Rose. Sophie plays Inger, a woman with serious mental health challenges, who takes a bus trip to Paris with her sister, Ellen. She discusses how she researched the character of Inger, by talking to the real woman that she is based on.Novelist Helen Heckety joins Nuala to talk about her debut work, Alter Ego. It's about a young woman who decides to leave her old life behind and move to a new place where no one knows she is disabled. Helen, who has a physical disability that can sometimes be invisible, was compelled to write about a disabled character she had never seen represented in literature.The term ‘matrescence' has been around since the 70s, but it's only recently becoming more commonly known as a concept. It describes the process of becoming a new mother, and the emotional and physical changes you go through after the birth of your child. But then how should we talk about the experience of matrescence when your kids are teenagers, you're in mid-life and you start the menopause? The parenting expert and childcare author Sarah Ockwell-Smith has a name for that – inspired by a Greek goddess, she calls it ‘demetrescence' and she explains all to Nuala McGovern.Corinne Bailey Rae's latest album is a complete departure from her previous work. Black Rainbows is inspired by a trip to Stony Island Arts Bank, a Chicago-based archive of black art and culture. The record spans punk, rock, experimental jazz, electronica and more. She joins Anita for a very special performance live from the Woman's Hour Glastonbury picnic table.Presenter: Claire McDonnell Producer: Annette Wells Editor: Rebecca Myatt

'Girls Just Want to Have Fundamental Rights' has become a popular placard at women's rights events around the world. The singer behind the anthem that inspired it is none other than Cyndi Lauper. She joins Anita Rani to reflect on her 40-year career, becoming a feminist figure and performing on the iconic Pyramid Stage. Corinne Bailey Rae's latest album is a complete departure from her previous work. Black Rainbows is inspired by a trip to Stony Island Arts Bank, a Chicago-based archive of black art and culture. The record spans punk, rock, experimental jazz, electronica and more. She joins Anita for a very special performance live from the Woman's Hour Glastonbury picnic table. Would you ever go to a festival on your own? Woman's Hour listeners give their tips for how to do a festival solo. Glastonbury is the biggest festival in the UK, hosting around 200,000 people over five days. It's a massive operation that involves security, transport, food, water, and electricity-supply infrastructure and 11,000 people are there as staff and volunteers. So who are some of the women working hard behind the scenes to make it all possible? Two of them join Anita live: Jade Dunbar is the stage manager at Circus Big Top, and Martina Brown owns Jerk Village, a stall serving Jamaican food.This year Glastonbury hosts its first ever dedicated South Asian space, Arrivals. It's been created, designed and built by a South Asian team and is a collaboration between South Asian collectives. Anita talks to revered icon of the 90s underground scene DJ Ritu and to up and coming star DJ Nadi who are both performing at Arrivals.Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Emma Pearce

It's Glastonbury week, which means this time last year we were counting down the days until Blondie took to the Pyramid Stage for the first time in 24 years. But on this episode we're celebrating 10 deep cuts that didn't fill the setlist. Let us know your thoughts on the band and our choices on the socials @trackbytrackuk

In the second Glastonbury special of Sidetracked, Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw sit down with festival organiser Emily Eavis in front of the Pyramid Stage. What's the weirdest thing found in lost property, what did Kanye request 30 seconds before going on stage, how do they predict the weather and will they ever change the ticketing system? Get in touch with Annie and Nick! If you're over 16 WhatsApp 079700 82700 or email sidetracked@bbc.co.uk Sidetracked is all about taking a look at the things Annie and Nick have loved (and perhaps more importantly not loved) from the world of music. A week in music, a week in Annie and Nick's lives, this is the destination for music and pop culture lovers looking for an authentic and light-hearted take on the week's most compelling stories… getting seriously sidetracked along the way.

In the first Glastonbury special of Sidetracked, Nick Grimshaw sits down with Shania Twain for a goss about this year's Legends slot. Will she be riding a horse onto the Pyramid Stage, who is her ultimate legend and what does she think of her first taste of cider? Get in touch with Annie and Nick! If you're over 16 WhatsApp 079700 82700 or email sidetracked@bbc.co.uk Sidetracked is all about taking a look at the things Annie Macmanus and Nick Grimshaw have loved (and perhaps more importantly not loved) from the world of music. A week in music, a week in Annie and Nick's lives, this is the destination for music and pop culture lovers looking for an authentic and light-hearted take on the week's most compelling stories… getting seriously sidetracked along the way.

Le continent africain est à l'honneur avec Sahra Halgan, la voix du Somaliland et les Amazones d'Afrique avec Mamani Keïta (Dobet Gnahoré, Kandy Guira et Fafa Ruffino) à cheval sur le Mali, le Bénin, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Burkina Faso et la France. (Rediffusion) Notre 1ère invitée est une légende vivante, Sahra Halgan pour la sortie de son 3ème album Hiddo Dhawr.Sahra Halgan est une artiste iconique du Somaliland, pays de la corne d'Afrique indépendant depuis 1991, mais non reconnu par la communauté internationale. C'est pendant les années 80, engagée dans la terrible guerre contre la dictature, qu'elle reçoit le surnom de «Halgan», la combattante, et que ses chansons gagnent à jamais le cœur de tout un peuple. Exilée en France, c'est à Lyon qu'elle fonde son groupe avec Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes et Régis Monte. Son troisième album est le fruit d'une recherche sincère d'authenticité et d'innovation, d'une alliance inédite entre chanson somalienne et rock des origines, enrichissant ainsi de son inspiration les paysages les plus inattendus de la sono mondiale. Il s'appelle Hiddo Dhawr («Préserve la culture»), c'est également le nom du centre culturel que Sahra a fondé en 2013 à Hargeisa, capitale du Somaliland.Morceaux interprété au grand studio- Laga Live RFI - Lilalaw, extrait du Cd- Sharaf Live RFI.Line Up : Sahra Halgan, chant, Maël Salètes, guitare électrique, Régis Monte, basse et Aymeric Krol, percussions.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Hiddo Dhawr (Danaya Music/ Inouïe Dits 2024). Puis nous recevons les Amazones d'Afrique pour la sortie du nouvel album Musow Danse.Les Amazones d'Afrique, qui comptent parmi ses membres certaines des plus grandes stars de la musique africaine, sortent aujourd'hui leur troisième album, Musow Danse sur Real World Records. « Musow Danse ». La danse des femmes, troisième album des Amazones d'Afrique, dont la présence internationale s'est affirmée en dix ans grâce à leur talent, leur authenticité, leur conviction et leur dur labeur. D'un charisme à couper le souffle : les concerts de par le monde, depuis Primavera Sound à Barcelone ou le Pyramid Stage de Glastonbury jusqu'au Festival Gnawa d'Essaouira au Maroc, ont vu des centaines de milliers de fans groover et agiter leurs bras en l'air. S'il fallait encore une preuve que Les Amazones d'Afrique sont devenues une force pour le changement, un mouvement synonyme de défense des droits des femmes partout dans le monde, voici « Musow Danse ».Réalisé et mixé par Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers, REM), le shaman irlandais de L.A., l'album réunit six voix puissantes : celles de la diva malienne, membre fondateur du collectif, Mamani Keïta, de la chanteuse et actrice béninoise Fara Ruffino, de la Burkinabè Kandy Guira, du phénomène venu de Côte d'Ivoire Dobet Gnahoré, et de la dernière venue, la chanteuse et actrice congolaise Alvie Bitemo, ainsi que celle de la Nigériane Nneka pour » deux featurings. Un travail inclusif, dynamique et magique.« Musow Danse » : à la fois appel à l'union et potion magique.Morceaux interprétés au grand studio- Flaws Live RFI- Mother Murakoze, extrait de l'album- Espérance Live RFI.Line up : Mamani Keita, chant, Adeola Soyemi, chant, Jemiriye Adeniji, chant, Nadjib Benbella (DJ) + Manu Lechat, claviers + Grégoire Hugé, ingénieur du son.Son : Mathias Taylor & Jérémie Besset.► Album Musow Danse (Real World 2024).

Le continent africain est à l'honneur avec Sahra Halgan, la voix du Somaliland et les Amazones d'Afrique avec Mamani Keïta (Dobet Gnahoré, Kandy Guira et Fafa Ruffino) à cheval sur le Mali, le Bénin, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Burkina Faso et la France. (Rediffusion) Notre 1ère invitée est une légende vivante, Sahra Halgan pour la sortie de son 3ème album Hiddo Dhawr.Sahra Halgan est une artiste iconique du Somaliland, pays de la corne d'Afrique indépendant depuis 1991, mais non reconnu par la communauté internationale. C'est pendant les années 80, engagée dans la terrible guerre contre la dictature, qu'elle reçoit le surnom de «Halgan», la combattante, et que ses chansons gagnent à jamais le cœur de tout un peuple. Exilée en France, c'est à Lyon qu'elle fonde son groupe avec Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes et Régis Monte. Son troisième album est le fruit d'une recherche sincère d'authenticité et d'innovation, d'une alliance inédite entre chanson somalienne et rock des origines, enrichissant ainsi de son inspiration les paysages les plus inattendus de la sono mondiale. Il s'appelle Hiddo Dhawr («Préserve la culture»), c'est également le nom du centre culturel que Sahra a fondé en 2013 à Hargeisa, capitale du Somaliland.Morceaux interprété au grand studio- Laga Live RFI - Lilalaw, extrait du Cd- Sharaf Live RFI.Line Up : Sahra Halgan, chant, Maël Salètes, guitare électrique, Régis Monte, basse et Aymeric Krol, percussions.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Hiddo Dhawr (Danaya Music/ Inouïe Dits 2024). Puis nous recevons les Amazones d'Afrique pour la sortie du nouvel album Musow Danse.Les Amazones d'Afrique, qui comptent parmi ses membres certaines des plus grandes stars de la musique africaine, sortent aujourd'hui leur troisième album, Musow Danse sur Real World Records. « Musow Danse ». La danse des femmes, troisième album des Amazones d'Afrique, dont la présence internationale s'est affirmée en dix ans grâce à leur talent, leur authenticité, leur conviction et leur dur labeur. D'un charisme à couper le souffle : les concerts de par le monde, depuis Primavera Sound à Barcelone ou le Pyramid Stage de Glastonbury jusqu'au Festival Gnawa d'Essaouira au Maroc, ont vu des centaines de milliers de fans groover et agiter leurs bras en l'air. S'il fallait encore une preuve que Les Amazones d'Afrique sont devenues une force pour le changement, un mouvement synonyme de défense des droits des femmes partout dans le monde, voici « Musow Danse ».Réalisé et mixé par Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers, REM), le shaman irlandais de L.A., l'album réunit six voix puissantes : celles de la diva malienne, membre fondateur du collectif, Mamani Keïta, de la chanteuse et actrice béninoise Fara Ruffino, de la Burkinabè Kandy Guira, du phénomène venu de Côte d'Ivoire Dobet Gnahoré, et de la dernière venue, la chanteuse et actrice congolaise Alvie Bitemo, ainsi que celle de la Nigériane Nneka pour » deux featurings. Un travail inclusif, dynamique et magique.« Musow Danse » : à la fois appel à l'union et potion magique.Morceaux interprétés au grand studio- Flaws Live RFI- Mother Murakoze, extrait de l'album- Espérance Live RFI.Line up : Mamani Keita, chant, Adeola Soyemi, chant, Jemiriye Adeniji, chant, Nadjib Benbella (DJ) + Manu Lechat, claviers + Grégoire Hugé, ingénieur du son.Son : Mathias Taylor & Jérémie Besset.► Album Musow Danse (Real World 2024).

Le continent africain est à l'honneur avec Sahra Halgan, la voix du Somaliland et les Amazones d'Afrique avec Mamani Keïta (Dobet Gnahoré, Kandy Guira et Fafa Ruffino) à cheval sur le Mali, le Bénin, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Burkina Faso et la France.  Notre 1ère invitée est une légende vivante, Sahra Halgan pour la sortie de son 3ème album Hiddo Dhawr.Sahra Halgan est une artiste iconique du Somaliland, pays de la corne d'Afrique indépendant depuis 1991, mais non reconnu par la communauté internationale. C'est pendant les années 80, engagée dans la terrible guerre contre la dictature, qu'elle reçoit le surnom de «Halgan», la combattante, et que ses chansons gagnent à jamais le cœur de tout un peuple. Exilée en France, c'est à Lyon qu'elle fonde son groupe avec Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes et Régis Monte. Son troisième album est le fruit d'une recherche sincère d'authenticité et d'innovation, d'une alliance inédite entre chanson somalienne et rock des origines, enrichissant ainsi de son inspiration les paysages les plus inattendus de la sono mondiale. Il s'appelle Hiddo Dhawr («Préserve la culture»), c'est également le nom du centre culturel que Sahra a fondé en 2013 à Hargeisa, capitale du Somaliland.Morceaux interprété au grand studio- Laga Live RFI + RFI Vidéos- Lilalaw, extrait du Cd- Sharaf Live RFI.Line Up : Sahra Halgan, chant, Maël Salètes, guitare électrique, Régis Monte, basse et Aymeric Krol, percussions.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Hiddo Dhawr (Danaya Music/ Inouïe Dits 2024). Puis nous recevons les Amazones d'Afrique pour la sortie du nouvel album Musow Danse.Les Amazones d'Afrique, qui comptent parmi ses membres certaines des plus grandes stars de la musique africaine, sortent aujourd'hui leur troisième album, Musow Danse sur Real World Records. « Musow Danse ». La danse des femmes, troisième album des Amazones d'Afrique, dont la présence internationale s'est affirmée en dix ans grâce à leur talent, leur authenticité, leur conviction et leur dur labeur. D'un charisme à couper le souffle : les concerts de par le monde, depuis Primavera Sound à Barcelone ou le Pyramid Stage de Glastonbury jusqu'au Festival Gnawa d'Essaouira au Maroc, ont vu des centaines de milliers de fans groover et agiter leurs bras en l'air. S'il fallait encore une preuve que Les Amazones d'Afrique sont devenues une force pour le changement, un mouvement synonyme de défense des droits des femmes partout dans le monde, voici « Musow Danse ».Réalisé et mixé par Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers, REM), le shaman irlandais de L.A., l'album réunit six voix puissantes : celles de la diva malienne, membre fondateur du collectif, Mamani Keïta, de la chanteuse et actrice béninoise Fara Ruffino, de la Burkinabè Kandy Guira, du phénomène venu de Côte d'Ivoire Dobet Gnahoré, et de la dernière venue, la chanteuse et actrice congolaise Alvie Bitemo, ainsi que celle de la Nigériane Nneka pour » deux featurings. Un travail inclusif, dynamique et magique.« Musow Danse » : à la fois appel à l'union et potion magique.Morceaux interprétés au grand studio- Flaws Live RFI- Mother Murakoze, extrait de l'album- Espérance Live RFI.Line up : Mamani Keita, chant, Adeola Soyemi, chant, Jemiriye Adeniji, chant, Nadjib Benbella (DJ) + Manu Lechat, claviers + Grégoire Hugé, ingénieur du son.Son : Mathias Taylor & Jérémie Besset.► Album Musow Danse (Real World 2024).

Le continent africain est à l'honneur avec Sahra Halgan, la voix du Somaliland et les Amazones d'Afrique avec Mamani Keïta (Dobet Gnahoré, Kandy Guira et Fafa Ruffino) à cheval sur le Mali, le Bénin, la Côte d'Ivoire, le Burkina Faso et la France.  Notre 1ère invitée est une légende vivante, Sahra Halgan pour la sortie de son 3ème album Hiddo Dhawr.Sahra Halgan est une artiste iconique du Somaliland, pays de la corne d'Afrique indépendant depuis 1991, mais non reconnu par la communauté internationale. C'est pendant les années 80, engagée dans la terrible guerre contre la dictature, qu'elle reçoit le surnom de «Halgan», la combattante, et que ses chansons gagnent à jamais le cœur de tout un peuple. Exilée en France, c'est à Lyon qu'elle fonde son groupe avec Aymeric Krol, Maël Salètes et Régis Monte. Son troisième album est le fruit d'une recherche sincère d'authenticité et d'innovation, d'une alliance inédite entre chanson somalienne et rock des origines, enrichissant ainsi de son inspiration les paysages les plus inattendus de la sono mondiale. Il s'appelle Hiddo Dhawr («Préserve la culture»), c'est également le nom du centre culturel que Sahra a fondé en 2013 à Hargeisa, capitale du Somaliland.Morceaux interprété au grand studio- Laga Live RFI + RFI Vidéos- Lilalaw, extrait du Cd- Sharaf Live RFI.Line Up : Sahra Halgan, chant, Maël Salètes, guitare électrique, Régis Monte, basse et Aymeric Krol, percussions.Son : Mathias Taylor, Benoît Letirant.► Album Hiddo Dhawr (Danaya Music/ Inouïe Dits 2024). Puis nous recevons les Amazones d'Afrique pour la sortie du nouvel album Musow Danse.Les Amazones d'Afrique, qui comptent parmi ses membres certaines des plus grandes stars de la musique africaine, sortent aujourd'hui leur troisième album, Musow Danse sur Real World Records. « Musow Danse ». La danse des femmes, troisième album des Amazones d'Afrique, dont la présence internationale s'est affirmée en dix ans grâce à leur talent, leur authenticité, leur conviction et leur dur labeur. D'un charisme à couper le souffle : les concerts de par le monde, depuis Primavera Sound à Barcelone ou le Pyramid Stage de Glastonbury jusqu'au Festival Gnawa d'Essaouira au Maroc, ont vu des centaines de milliers de fans groover et agiter leurs bras en l'air. S'il fallait encore une preuve que Les Amazones d'Afrique sont devenues une force pour le changement, un mouvement synonyme de défense des droits des femmes partout dans le monde, voici « Musow Danse ».Réalisé et mixé par Jacknife Lee (U2, The Killers, REM), le shaman irlandais de L.A., l'album réunit six voix puissantes : celles de la diva malienne, membre fondateur du collectif, Mamani Keïta, de la chanteuse et actrice béninoise Fara Ruffino, de la Burkinabè Kandy Guira, du phénomène venu de Côte d'Ivoire Dobet Gnahoré, et de la dernière venue, la chanteuse et actrice congolaise Alvie Bitemo, ainsi que celle de la Nigériane Nneka pour » deux featurings. Un travail inclusif, dynamique et magique.« Musow Danse » : à la fois appel à l'union et potion magique.Morceaux interprétés au grand studio- Flaws Live RFI- Mother Murakoze, extrait de l'album- Espérance Live RFI.Line up : Mamani Keita, chant, Adeola Soyemi, chant, Jemiriye Adeniji, chant, Nadjib Benbella (DJ) + Manu Lechat, claviers + Grégoire Hugé, ingénieur du son.Son : Mathias Taylor & Jérémie Besset.► Album Musow Danse (Real World 2024).

For over 50 years, the Glastonbury Festival has been one of the most iconic music festivals in the world. With its stunning location, eclectic lineup, and emphasis on arts and activism, Glastonbury offers an experience like no other.In this episode, we dive into what sets Glastonbury apart from other major music festivals.With origins in 1970s counterculture, how that free-spirited vibe still permeates the event today. We discuss the festival's unique setting on a dairy farm in the Somerset countryside and what that rustic backdrop adds to the atmosphere.Our new co-host Tilly joins us to chat about our favorite aspects of Glastonbury, from the awe-inspiring Pyramid Stage to the late-night revelry. Tune in to find out what elements come together to create the one-of-a-kind experience that half a million fans flock to Somerset for every June. Whether you've never been or you're a seasoned Glasto veteran, this episode will remind you why this festival is so magical and so very special.

Jeremy Corbyn faces an unexpected general election, called by Theresa May. Against the odds Labour does better than expected, although it's still not the biggest party in Westminster. But Jeremy Corbyn's star is undimmed. He is greeted with a rapturous reception on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury.You can find out more about Tortoise:Download the Tortoise app - for a listening experience curated by our journalistsSubscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts for early access and ad-free contentBecome a member and get access to all of Tortoise's premium audio offerings and moreIf you want to get in touch with us directly about a story, or tell us more about the stories you want to hear about contact hello@tortoisemedia.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeremy Corbyn faces an unexpected general election, called by Theresa May. Against the odds Labour does better than expected, although it's still not the biggest party in Westminster. But Jeremy Corbyn's star is undimmed. He is greeted with a rapturous reception on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. You can find out more about Tortoise:Download the Tortoise app - for a listening experience curated by our journalistsSubscribe to Tortoise+ on Apple Podcasts for early access and ad-free contentBecome a member and get access to all of Tortoise's premium audio offerings and moreIf you want to get in touch with us directly about a story, or tell us more about the stories you want to hear about contact hello@tortoisemedia.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Liam Dunachie is a pianist, keys and hammond organ player. He has worked in a wide variety of contexts, including BBC2's series “The Choir” with Gareth Malone and Radio 2's "Friday Night Is Music Night”. He has worked with Beverley Knight and is currently on tour with veteran DJ Tony Blackburn's "Sounds of the 60's Live". Liam is also a keys player on several top West End shows including “Back To The Future”, “Phantom of the Opera” and “Guys and Dolls”. He is a sideman for many top UK jazz musicians and has performed at all of the UK's major venues including Ronnie Scott's, Pizza Express Dean St, Royal Albert Hall, Glastonbury Festival's Pyramid Stage, Wembley Arena, The Royal Festival Hall and The Palladium.   In this episode you will learn: What it's like to dep on several West End shows Liam's top tips for playing Hammond! How you can develop versatility as a keys player… and lots, lots more!   - - - 

Karl and Aidan are joined by Liv Thompson this episode, all the way from Hull by the power of Zoom.Liv has an impressive portfolio as a bass player, including Little Mix, Becky Hill and Raye. During a break between tours, she takes the time to join us for a chat about her journey so far. She shares insights into her beginnings in the pop industry and recounts her incredible experiences performing alongside renowned artists on international stages. Some of these iconic venues include Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage, London's prestigious O2 Arena, and the legendary Radio City Music Hall in New York City.In our conversation, we delve into her recent performance at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert and get an exclusive look at what goes on behind the scenes at Jools Holland and Strictly Come Dancing. Liv also generously shares insights into the equipment she uses on stage and recalls her incredible journey starting with Little Mix.See Liv play the Pyramid Stage HERE and her recent performance at NPR's Tiny Desk HEREListening to the podcast is all the support we need, but if you'd like to go a little further then you can make a donation to the show HERE. Include a message, and we'll read it out on the show!

Revered FOH engineer, sound designer and all-round audio specialist, Simon Honywill, discusses the fine art of designing the sound system for Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage and the Martin Audio technology that helps create a festival sound like no other.

Glastonbury weekend. The ultimate. The world's greatest festival might have come and gone, but not without sparking the thought: what might the perfect festival of football look like? Host Laurence McKenna and guest Jamie Slevin go through: - The football formats on show. A Merseyside derby, but Beach Soccer? - The potential for cult guests - a surprise appearance from Federico Macheda? - What's on offer for the footballing hipsters (catch you at Santos u18s) - Johnathan Wilson's inevitable stint at the ‘Inverting The Pyramid' stage - Bobbly pitches and 19th century village style games for the punters

BBC Radio 1 presenter Jack Saunders has spoken to Headliner about his top tips for Glastonbury 2023, what sets the festival apart from all others, who this year's mystery Pyramid Stage act ‘The ChurnUps' really are (Foo Fighters?), and lots more.

Enjoying the quiz? Tips: ⁠⁠https://ko-fi.com/takeawaytrivia⁠⁠ Takeaway Trivia returns with episode 170 of your weekly pub quiz in a podcast. Four rounds of general knowledge bar trivia to test your brain. Grab some paper and pens, decide on a prize and quiz the family around the dinner table or help the miles melt away while you're on a long drive across the country. This week: General Knowledge 54321 Clued Up Final Fling Written and hosted by the team behind the Bar Wars pub quiz - a quiz that has been running since 2000 in locations in Cheltenham and Hereford UK. Hosted by Leon from Sunshine Radio in the UK. Want to contact us? Fancy seeing some subjects covered on this podcast? Tweet us your suggestions⁠⁠ @barwars ⁠⁠or follow us at ⁠⁠www.facebook.com/takeawaytrivia⁠⁠ Takeaway Trivia is also now available on Youtube: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@takeawaytrivia⁠⁠ Intro music: There It Is by Kevin MacLeod Link: ⁠⁠https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4519-there-it-is⁠⁠ License: ⁠⁠http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/⁠⁠ We make every effort to check that the trivia presented in this podcast is correct and up to date at the time of publishing however this contents of this podcast are presented for entertainment purposes only. Takeaway Trivia cannot be held responsible for any errors. #pubquiz #podcast #trivia #quiz #generalknowledge #questions #bartrivia #glastonbury --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barwars/message

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Ahead of her sold-out show at the Powerstation yesterday, Rachel met British musician Joy Crookes backstage to chat about her breakthrough album 'Skin', touring the world, playing the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and the special relationship she has with her fans. Whakarongo mai nei! 

Ahead of her sold-out show at the Powerstation yesterday, Rachel met British musician Joy Crookes backstage to chat about her breakthrough album 'Skin', touring the world, playing the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and the special relationship she has with her fans. Whakarongo mai nei! 

We hear about Glastonbury Festival from Nina Chesworth's perspective. Nina had attended previous years with some sight but this year was her first time as a completely blind attendee. We also take a look at access provisions at some of the UK's other festivals and how these have evolved over the years, with Gideon Feldman, who is the Head of Programs at Attitude is Everything. Attitude is Everything have been campaigning for over twenty years to improve the disability access at live events. And finally, we hear about how American Electronic Dance musician, Lachi is changing the industry for disabled artists. She campaigns and consults on disability inclusion, including at the White House, and this year she's launched RAMPD, Recording Artists and Music Professionals with Disabilities. The interview was first broadcast on the BBC World Service's arts program, The Cultural Frontline. Presenter: Peter White Producer: Beth Hemmings Production Coordinator: Liz Poole Website image description: pictured is the festival crowed at Glastonbury. In the foreground are hundreds of hands raised in the air, people sitting on shoulders, colourful flags at full mast and a masses of multi-coloured confetti is flying through the air. The cloud of confetti is so thick that the festival's Pyramid Stage appears as just a silhouette in the background.

Manu Chao - Radio Bemba - Live at Glastonbury 2008 - Pyramid Stage 28th June 2008 00:00 Tumba 01:00 Mr. Bobby 07:00 La primavera 14:27 Radio Bemba 15:24 Bienvenida a Tijuana 17:33 El viento 21:57 The monkey 24:23 Clandestino 28:09 Desaparecido 33:15 Rainin' in paradize 37:12 A cosa 40:50 La vacaloca 42:13 Merry blues 45:05 Tristeza maleza 48:57 Dia luna dia pena 54:07 Volver volver Team UNPLUGGED

Not that we have an overinflated sense of self-worth, but with a month off looming ahead of us, this last episode is the equivalent of the Pyramid Stage's Sunday Headliner at Worthy Farm. Luckily, our brilliant guest today is more than worthy: Olivia Knight, founder of Patchwork, came to talk to us (virtually) about the concept of new business showers. Why don't we celebrate business milestones like we celebrate life milestones? Well, with Patchwork and a lil help from your pals, we absolutely can. And should. And will! Check out Patchwork here.

Adapted from Paul Theroux’s bestselling book, The Mosquito Coast follows a family on the run from the US government and seeking escape in Mexico, where they hope to build a simpler life away from American consumerist culture. Critics Tanya Motie and Kohinoor Sahota join Tom to discuss the new TV series and to share their cultural picks of the week. Royal Blood is a 2 piece rock band from Brighton whose new album - Typhoons - looks set to top the UK charts like their previous two. They’ve toured internationally supporting Iggy Pop and Foo Fighters and played most of the big festivals including Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage. Unusually they’re a drums and bass guitar duo creating catchy funk heavy riffs Tom speaks with Mike Kerr about creativity and the pressures of rock and roll life. As the first nightclub, under the Government’s pilot events scheme, prepares to open its doors in Liverpool this evening, Front Row talks to Andrew Miller, the Government’s first Disability Champion for Arts and Culture, who fears that people with disabilities are being left behind by the Government’s plans. To mark the 70th anniversary of The Royal Festival Hall, former Young People's Laureate for London Theresa Lola performs her specially commissioned poem, Offerings and Exchange. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Sarah Johnson

On today’s episode, I’m joined by the multi-Grammy winning singer, Gregory Porter. Gregory’s was originally set to become an American football player, and it wasn’t until he turned 40 that his rich jazz baritone caught the attention of industry bigwigs and subsequently, jazz heads around the world. His major label debut Liquid Spirit went on to become the most streamed jazz album of all time. He's played Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, sung for the Queen and prior to Covid was travelling over 200 days a year, playing to his adoring fans around the world. So with all that travel and all those miles covered, it’s no surprise that today’s episode is a long haul, feature length episode. Gregory joins me from his home in California, and this is a really touching, personal, evocative episode. Gregory says it’s like therapy - he remembers his travels so vividly, and each destination is full of emotion as he describes it to us. We’ll go on a journey from the West to the East coast of the United States, across Russia on the Transiberian Express and to a secret French island that I’d never heard of, which is now firmly added to my travel wish list. Oh and he serenades us not once but twice on this episode, so prepared to be soothed by that velvety voice!Destination Recap:Bakersfield, California, USAYosemite National Park, California, USASanta Monica, California, USASan Diego, California, USABrooklyn, New York, USAHarlem, New York, USASiberia, Russia Tokyo, JapanKanazawa, JapanPorquerolles, FranceUkraineIstanbul, TurkeyTel Aviv, IsraelJakarta, Indonesia South Africa Sierra LeoneGhanaGregory Porter’s album All Rise is out now.Thank you so much for listening today. If you’re enjoying the podcast, then it would wonderful if you could leave a rating or a review - it really makes a big difference because it helps other people to discover the podcast. To hear future episodes as soon as they’re released don’t forget to hit subscribe on your podcast app of choice. To find out who’s joining me on next week’s episode, come and follow me on Instagram, I’m @hollyrubenstein - I’d love to hear from you. If you can’t wait until then, there’s always the first three seasons to catch up on, from Michael Palin to Rick Stein, and Sir Ranulph Fiennes to Dev Patel. A big thank you to Ancestry, The Economist Asks Podcast and the beautiful Heckfield Place hotel for their support of today’s episode.Instagram here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Habs Akram is a pioneering visual artist, and was Carl Cox's personal visual artist at the world renowned Space Ibiza for 8 years. Habs also travelled around the world with Carl as he conjured up magic with his visuals at the likes of Ultra Miami, and before that he worked on other projects including Glastonbury's iconic Pyramid Stage. There's many things that we should be reflecting and re-evaluating on about the music industry since Covid-19 brought the industry to its knees last March - and one of them is giving credit to those behind the scenes who make the events what they are. Whilst the DJs are amazing at what they do, the focus and limelight is of course always on them in the centre of the booth, but the events at that scale even down to your more intimate affairs would not be the same spectacle without visual artists like Habs. Habs recalls his first initial encounter with Carl Cox, the inspiration and patience that went into his visual mixing app, reminisces on the amazing years at Space, meeting the likes of Uma Thurman to Lionel Messi & Kyle Minogue, refusing Paris Hilton entry into the booth, hilarious stories from when he did the visuals at a fetish party in London, the importance of remaining humble & never forgetting where you've come from, and the highs and lows that come with the demands of touring the world. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Habs2ci Website for App: https://djvj.app/habs-welcome/

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ GRAEME PARK #029 - PART 2 The story of DJ Graeme Park really mirrors the story of the evolution of dance music and club culture itself. Graeme found himself working in a Nottingham record shop called Selectadisc in the early 1980s, when the very first house records began to filter through from Chicago, Detroit and New York. When the shop's owner opened a nightclub, it was only natural he should turn to Graeme to select the discs. Determined to showcase this new style of music, his reputation as a house pioneer soon brought him to the attention of Mike Pickering at The Haçienda in Manchester, who asked him to cover for him while he went on holiday in 1988. Simply put, there was no-one else in the country who could do the job. The Summer of Love followed, and Parky quickly became one of the biggest names on the emerging dance scene. Aside from his nine year residency at The Haç, he was one of the first British DJs to play places like Australia, South America, the USA, Asia and beyond as well as producing and remixing tracks for the dancefloor, including The Brand New Heavies, Inner City, Eric B & Rakim, New Order, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and others. In the past few years Graeme has performed alongside a host of legendary DJs such as Todd Terry, David Morales, Derrick Carter, Louie Vega, Danny Krivit, Marshall Jefferson and others for a variety of FAC51 The Haçienda club nights playing a selection of contemporary tunes alongside a variety of forgotten classics. Graeme has been a major part of the critically acclaimed Haçienda Classical shows which have performed around the UK since 2016 to rapturous response where he performs live alongside the Manchester Camerata Orchestra, Peter Hook and special guest vocalists to a set of classic club tunes from the 1970s up to the present day. This euphoric show has had rave reviews and gives you the chance to hear classic club tunes like you've never heard them before with a 70 piece orchestra, live percussionists and a choir. Graeme even performs some lead vocals at some shows too. The show opened the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival in 2017 and has also performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London, Castlefield Bowl in Manchester, the Isle Of Wight Festival and lots of other arenas and festivals around the UK as well as in Dublin, Dubai and Switzerland. Graeme recently released compilation album “Long Live House Volume 01: 1980s” is a triple CD or double vinyl album of early house cuts from 1985 to 1989 which were all massive tunes for Graeme in the early days of house. Released in December 2018, reaction to the album has been huge and has led to Graeme launching his own Long Live House club nights. Graeme is also producing a forthcoming music documentary called “Embrace The New” which features Marshall Jefferson, Johnny Marr, Shaun Ryder, Peter Hook, Rowetta, Clint Boon, Melanie Williams with others lined up too. Celebrating over 25 years on the radio with shows on Kiss, Galaxy, Key 103, Radio City, Juice FM, Forth One and more, Graeme's years of experience help him understand the specialist skills required by a radio DJ.

Our last podcast with Mark Featherstone-Witty, Founding Principal of the Brit School and LIPA shortly after the tragic passing of Sir Ken Robinson inspired this short #TalkWalkers20 Series series in memory of Sir Ken and a contribution to his legacy. This one was recorded on our Pyramid Stage made form cardboard, code and creativity which we set up at BBC Television Center as you can see for the Creative Coalition 2020 Festival in London. Like the whole series, it features people who knew and worked with Sir Ken, in thsi case: Chair: Nick Corston - Dad, Co-founder, CEO of STEAM Co. Shona McCarthy - Chief Executive, Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society Kenneth Olumuyima Tharpe - Freelance Arts & Culture Consultant Anne Bamford - Strategic Director of Education and Skills , City of London

Hello and welcome to today’s show where I am pleased to welcome Keith Xander of the group Xander and the Peace Pirates. Keith is the lead singer and lead guitarist with the band who hail from Liverpool. Through their album 11:11 and live concerts the band have gained a large following of fans from around the world, supporting the likes of Bon Jovi and Mannfred Mann’s Earthband on the way. So a warm welcome to you Keith. Let’s start with the name of the band, Xander and the Peace Pirates. I suppose many people when they hear the name think that you are Xander, yet that is your surname and you have your brother, Stuart playing alongside you. The Pirates part of the name comes from the hook that you have on your right arm as you were born without a right hand. Yet that hasn’t held you back and you can play the guitar comfortably with the hook. Can you tell us a little about what it was like growing up and how you feel about your body nowadays? On your first album, many of the songs are about spiritual subjects. Can you explain how the spiritual side of life has become an influence in your life? Also, on the album you have an excerpt of a speech by Alan Watts, the author of The Way of Zen. Is he someone who has inspired you? You called your first album, 11:11 and have a facebook page about this number. What does 11:11 mean to you? I understand that you had a Near Death Experience several years ago. How did that come about? You have been influenced by the teachings of Adyashanti, an American spiritual teacher. What would you say attracts you to his teaching? Are there any books that you have read that have inspired you greatly? How are you finding life in these strange times of Lockdown. Do you have anything that you would like to say to people listening in about it? A little bird told me that there was a strong possibility that Xander and the Peace Pirates might have been playing at Glastonbury this year and that Glastonbury founder, Michael Eavis was so impressed that he said you should be up on the Pyramid Stage! Am I correct in saying that you have got a new album written and all ready to go, but you are still seeking a record deal for it?

50 år av musik, människor och lera. På initiativ av Brittiska Ambassaden (ja, faktiskt) gör Ulf Henningsson och Åke Eriksson en rejäl djupdykning i den mytomspunna glastonburiska leran och gräver fram det ena mer häpnadsväckande än det andra. Som vanligt blir det massvis av härligt nördig trivia, men även intervjuer med några av de svenskar som spelat där under åren: Ebbot (Soundtrack Of Our Lives), Mikkey Dee (Motörhead), Jonna Lövgren (Glasvegas), Eric Bibb, Benkt Söderberg (First Aid Kit) och Martin Nurmi (Räfven). På bilden: Pyramid Stage.

CAE PRESO JEFE DE CÁRTEL MEXICANO. Fuerzas de seguridad, entre ellas el Ejército, atraparon al temido jefe mafioso Antonio Yépez, 《el Marro》. Es cabecilla del cártel de Santa Rosa de Lima, una de las empresas criminales más fuertes del centro de México, donde sembró de sangre y muerte un vasto territorio. El arresto de "El Marro", de unos 40 años, ocurrió durante la madrugada de este domingo en Apaseo El Alto, estado de Guanajuato. Estaba cerca de su cuartel general, donde tenía secuestrada a una empresaria que fue liberada por el Ejército y la policía local. BBC EL VIRUS SE EXTENDIÓ EN TODO EL PAÍS. Estados Unidos se encuentra en una nueva fase de la pandemia de coronavirus, ya que la enfermedad "está extraordinariamente extendida" tanto en áreas rurales como en ciudades, dijeron el domingo expertos de la Casa Blanca. Los casos de coronavirus continúan aumentando en algunas partes del país. Las autoridades de salud pública están intentando colaborar con los gobernadores a fin de ajustar las respuestas de cada estado a la emergencia sanitaria. AMBITO BRASIL SIGUE SUMANDO MUERTES. Otras 1212 personas murieron por el covid-19 en Brasil, según los registros oficiales de este domingo. Como resultado, el número total de muertes ha llegado a 94,104 desde marzo: 45 casos por cada 100 mil habitantes. La información es del Ministerio de Salud y está disponible en Internet. WHO CRUCERO CON COVID-19. El crucero Roald Amundsen se suma a la larga lista de embarcaciones en las que se ha colado el coronavirus. De los 158 miembros de la tripulación 36 han dado positivo al realizarse pruebas del virus y el barco se encuentra atracado en el puerto de Tromsö, en el norte de Noruega. Estaba previsto que el crucero, que partió hace tres semanas, continuase la travesía, pero el viaje ha quedado cancelado tras detectar el coronavirus a bordo. EFE EXITOSO AMERIZAJE DE CREW DRAGON DE SPACEX. Dos astronautas estadounidenses provenientes de la Estación Espacial Internacional (ISS) amerizaron este domingo en el golfo de México a bordo de la cápsula de SpaceX, Crew Dragon, con lo que sellan con éxito esta primera misión tripulada de la empresa espacial privada en asociación con la NASA. La misión se inició el 30 de mayo en Cabo Cañaveral (Florida) y con la que se certificará la capacidad de SpaceX, la compañía de Elon Musk, para realizar viajes espaciales comerciales. NASA YA NO VEREMOS A CHESPIRITO.  Malas noticias para los fanáticos del legendario comediante mexicano Roberto Gómez Bolaños “Chespirito” (1929-2014). Y es que, tras más de 50 años de transmisión de sus programas ya no saldrán más al aire en todo el mundo, luego de que Grupo Televisa y Grupo Chespirito no pudieron llegar a un acuerdo. Así lo informó la tarde de este sábado a través de su cuenta de Twitter Roberto Gómez Fernández, hijo del actor y director de la productora. Sin embargo, aseguró que están buscando que regrese a la pantalla chica. CNN LOS 20 MEJORES PAÍSES PARA IR A VIVIR. The Business Insider elaboró un listado de 20 posibles países para forjarse un nuevo destino… Una vez que pase la pandemia, claro. Siguiendo cinco parámetros de evaluación, incluyendo las temperaturas medias, el costo de la vida, la acogida de los inmigrantes, la puntuación del país en el Índice de Democracia de la Unidad de Inteligencia de The Economist y la disminución de los casos diarios de coronavirus, seleccionaron los mejores 20 destinos. En el ránking hay solo dos latinoamericanos: Uruguay y Paraguay.  Sobre ambos The Business Insider rescata el buen manejo de la pandemia, el clima casi ideal y la amigabilidad a la hora de recibir inmigrantes. BUSINESS INSIDER FINAL DE PELÍCULA EN SILVERSTONE. Lewis Hamilton conquistó el Gran Premio de Gran Bretaña tras un final de película. Luego de dominar con solidez toda la carrera, el piloto inglés de Mercedes dio la última vuelta con un neumático destruido y terminó en lo más alto del podio en la cuarta fecha de la temporada, escoltado por el holandés Max Verstappen (Red Bull) y el monegasco Charles Leclerc (Ferrari). Tras hilvanar su tercer triunfo al hilo en la actual competencia, amplió su ventaja como líder. AS NO ASISTIRÁ. Nick Kyrgios renunció a competir en el Abierto de Estados Unidos debido al coronavirus y como gesto de respeto a los “cientos y miles de estadounidenses” que han fallecido por COVID-19. En un mensaje de video difundido el domingo en Instagram, Kyrgios dijo que no tiene problemas con que la Asociación Estadounidense de Tenis quiera proceder con el torneo, entre el 31 de agosto y el 13 de septiembre. Pero el jugador australiano mencionó la situación sanitaria en medio de la pandemia, uniéndose a su compatriota y número uno mundial Ash Barty al declinar ir el torneo de Grand Slam en Flushing Meadows. MARCA   EL VIDEOJUEGO DE PEAKY BLINDERS. Desde el mes de abril corrió la noticia de que la exitosa serie sobre gángsters de BBC Two, Peaky Blinders, extendería su narrativa con un novedoso videojuego titulado Peaky Blinders: Mastermind. Ahora el portal Digital Spy confirma que su fecha de lanzamiento está agendada para el próximo 20 de agosto de 2020. Estará disponible para PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch y Xbox One. UNOCERO TIK TOK. Estados Unidos indicó que la aplicación TikTok debe ser vendida o de lo contrario será bloqueada en el país, a raíz de las preocupaciones de seguridad nacional, ya que está estrechamente ligada al régimen chino. El secretario del Tesoro, Steve Mnuchin, declaró este domingo que la aplicación, muy popular entre los jóvenes, simplemente “no puede existir como ahora”, dos días después de que el presidente Donald Trump adelantara que planea prohibirla. MERCA 2.0 GIANNI INFANTINO. La FIFA dice que no hay razón para que las autoridades suizas inicien procedimientos penales contra el presidente Gianni Infantino, quien continuará en su cargo. La matriz del fútbol mundial dijo que el fiscal especial Stefan Keller, quien abrió el proceso, "no ha presentado elementos serios ni base legal para la apertura de ninguna investigación y carece de detalles sobre el fondo del caso". DINERO R.E.M.  El 19 de septiembre se cumplirán cinco décadas desde la primera vez que se llevó a cabo el mítico festival de música Glastonbury, y R.E.M. lo celebrará de manera anticipada al retransmitir su recital en el Pyramid Stage del mega evento en 1999. La presentación de R.E.M. en Glastonbury estará disponible en el canal oficial de YouTube de la banda durante 72 horas a partir de las 16:00 (hora de Argentina) del jueves 6 de agosto. REM  

Estar en el Pyramid Stage de Glastonbury en el 99 y compartir escenario con REM y Joe Strummer. Momento inolvidable compartido estos días por Courtney Love en aquella actuación de Hole. Mientras al compás de su documental estrenado en Sundance, las Go Go´s vuelven con canción nueva en diecinueve años. Noticias del día al lado de la firma de 1.500 profesionales de la música de Uk (PJ Harvey, Rolling Stones, Coldplay, Johnny Marr, The Cure,Nick Cave, Radiohead... pidiendo que se frene el tremendo daño a la música en directo. El lema es "Let the music play". Además en octubre sale un disco con el directo de los Eagles en Los Angeles en 2018. Novedades internacionales son otro avance más del disco homenaje a Victor Jara de James Dean Bradfield y otro tema más inédito de las grabaciones no editadas de Jason Molina. Discos de aquí son el nuevo single de Santi Capote con el apoyo de Amaya de Vehim, Ale de Los Árboles, Cosmen con la ayuda de La Estrella de David y la reedición de "El resto de mi vida" de Juniper Moon. También sonó el disco de "Lados B" del argentino Billordo y el disco grabado en una granja de Cataluña por Katy Kirby y Karina Walker. En la hora extra de antes sonaron catorce discos de 1977. Después de la sintonía de Seals & Crofts hubo hueco para "Rumours" de Fleetwood Mac, "Islands" de The Band, "CSN" de Crosby, Stills y Nash", "Luxury liner" de Emmylou Harris, "Blowin away" de Joan Baez, "Changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes" de Jimmy Buffett, "Lost without love" de Bread, "Izitso" de Cat Stevens, Peter Gabriel y su debut, "The idiot" de Iggy Pop, The Clash y su estreno, "In the city" de The Jam, "Get it" de Dave Edunds y "My aim is true" de Elvis Costello. Escuchar audio

Sale en vinilo 27 años después de editarse ese mítico "Rid of me" de PJ Harvey junto a una colección de demos de la época. Ahora se podrá ver mejor la maravilla de artwork de Maria Mochnarz. Y también sale (pero del archivo propio de la familia) y descubierto por su hija Adria una versión maquetera grabada en un ocho pistas de una de las canciones definitivas del "Wildflower" de Tom Petty. Hubo más noticias del día: la interpretación de Jennifer Hudson en la gala de los BET de un tema de Aretha Franklin que formará parte del documental "Respect", que Laura Marling ha hecho una actuación solitaria en ese Pyramid Stage que debió ocupar en el Glastonbury cancelado (como casi todos los festivales musicales del mundo) y una nueva canción de avance de lo que será el próximo disco ("Gold record") de Bill Callahan y la confirmación de que Slaves se cambian su nombre y ya no se llamarán así en su siguiente trabajo. De remate el homenaje a Marc Orlean, que formó parte de bandas como Spore, Juneau o Enos Slaughter. En el apartado de novedades, lo internacional estuvo representado en el nuevo EP de Andrea Valle y en lo hecho aquí Ana Torroja, atrapada por el baile y Mow y su canción del viernes que esta vez se anticipa. También hubo hueco para discos recuperados. Como la colección de Eps de Paul McCartney en torno a "Flaming pie" o el disco setentero casi inédito de Jack Nitzsche. ...y escuchamos la banda sonora del segundo capítulo del invento de Jota Armijos "La que se nos viene encima" Escuchar audio

It would have been the 50th Glastonbury this weekend and Murray who has performed on the Pyramid Stage before was set to return there. So how's he feeling about it not happening this year?

Welcome to Day Three of My Last Order Podcast's Glastonbury Special! By now you're well into the weekend, discovering new artists, remembering the location of the best spot to watch someone on the Pyramid Stage and realising that you should have brought plasters to stop your wellies giving you blisters. In today's episode we are chatting to Denai Moore who performed at Glastonbury in 2015, which was a massive year for the festival. It saw Florence and The Machine headline and that iconic Kanye performance. It's Saturday, you've got to know the festival a bit more and now you're ready to go in and spend the day watching all you're favourite acts. Let's head down to The Park Stage as we chat to Denai about performing at the festival and her memories from Glastonbury. You can preorder Denai Moore's latest album via https://shop.denaimoore.com

In the absence of the Glastonbury Festival, NAKED REFLECTIONS takes time to contemplate the mysteries of music. How does music make us feel? Can it be used as a political tool? Joining Ed Kessler to take to the virtual Pyramid Stage are Merav Rosenfeld-Hadad, Danielle Padley and David Perry... Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review

S3 Ep5The One About Our Random JobsTaking a break from talking about the topical 'C word' for a bit.... we decided this week to talk about something completely different!From working in TV to being Tony the Tiger....via cabin crew, live science experiments and standing on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury; Alex & Becky have had a lot of random jobs...@GirlOnGirlTheP1Ps....apologies for the sound issues; Becky is not in an underground bunker but please bear with us whilst we navigate podcasting when we are not together :-)

“Blessed with an unparalleled memory for melody and vocal technique from virtually any culture, Nicki is able to easily leap from folk, French trip-hop, deep gospel, jazz or choral vocals to Indian classical or Arabic inflections as if all were emanating directly from her soul,” describes long time collaborator Nitin Sawhney who adds that:“Nicki is an entirely new phenomenon. She is truly the first global singer.”Singer, songwriter and composer Nicki Wells, AKA TURYA has performed in some of the world’s most prestigious venues from London’s Royal Albert Hall and Sydney Opera House to Glastonbury’s main Pyramid Stage.I met Nicki briefly some 8 years ago now outside Triyoga via a Dear mutual friend who sadly took her own life not long afterwards. Little did I know when we met how she would remain part of that connection.Simply put, I’m a huge fan of Nicki’s. This beautiful human has accompanied my inner journey from meditation to personal yoga practices, classes and my studios. Her etherial voice connects with an inner effortlessness and flows as if calling you home.This conversation is a versatile and fluid as her music, we traverse, her obviously stunning voice, her composition work, Nitin Sawhney, her childhood in Himachel Pradesh surrounded by mystic musicality, creativity, spirituality, consciousness, oneness, lightness of spirit and her more recent calling of sound to silence.Her voice has contributed to a number of films including Andy Serkis’s Mowgli, Deepa Mehta’s Midnight’s Children, Renny Harlin’s The Legend of Hercules and was a major part of the scores of BBC documentaries such as The Human Planet series.Amongst many other projects, Nicki also composed the score to documentary filmmaker Koen Suidgeest’s: Girl Connected and then joined forces with renowned sitarist Anoushka Shankar to compose the score for upcoming documentary film An Officer and His Holiness.She is currently scoring the music to Indian Classical dancer Aditi Mangaldas’s new contemporary dance show to be premiered in India 2020 and joining forces once again with Aakash Odedra for his new epic production Samsara where he is joined by Chinese dancer Hu Shenyuan.

Our guest this week is highly talented live Sound Engineer Steven Carr who has worked with some of the biggest names in music over the past few decades, artists from the likes of Chris Rea, Katherine Jenkins, Goldfrapp, Birdy, Nick Mason, Agnes Obel and many more. Steve sat down with host Stephen Hill (Metal Hammer, Riot Act Podcast) and passionately talked through his diverse musical career highlights, including his first show as a fan seeing British rock band Bush at Brixton Academy in 1995, through to partying on tour with The Shaolin Monks, his journey from warehouse to front of house, being known as the “go to” engineer for mixing world class female vocalists, earning the honour of being Front Of House Project Manager of the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, and the story of a random encounter with Blues legend BB King…With more captivating guests lined up every week, please Subscribe & Follow the 'We Are The Road Crew Podcast' over on Facebook & Twitter using the Handle/Tag @RoadCrewPod #RoadCrewPod

Skin from Skunk Anansie made headlines this summer when it was pointed out that she was the first black British artist to headline the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, not Stormzy. That was in 1999 and Skunk Anansie were five years into an incredible run of chart hits such as “Weak”, “Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good)” and “Charity”. Skin discusses her childhood, her career and what it was like being the only black, gay woman in the 1990’s music scene. Lisa Faulkner was scouted as a model at 16 before becoming an actor at the age of 20. She was well known for roles in Dangerfield, Brookside and Holby City before famously meeting a grisly end in Spooks. In 2010 she won Celebrity Masterchef, has since become a food writer and now co-presents John and Lisa’s Weekend Kitchen with her fiancé John Torode. She has published the memoir Meant To Be: My Journey to Motherhood which describes the death of her mother when Lisa was just 16 and her years navigating infertility, IVF and adoption. Joel Golby’s book Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant: Modern Life as Interpreted by Someone Who is Reasonably Bad at Living It describes how the journalist, whose father died when he was 15, became an adult orphan at the age of 25 when his mother died. He talks about the impact of the sudden and unwelcome intrusion of adult responsibility into his otherwise hedonistic life. Dr Dean Burnett is a neuroscientist, author and stand-up comedian. He wrote the international best -sellers The Idiot Brain and The Happy Brain. His new book for teenagers is called Why Your Parents Are Driving You Up The Wall and What To Do About It. Game of Thrones author George RR Martin shares his Inheritance Tracks. Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Eleanor Garland

I remember being ten. It was fun. That sense of freedom, when your summer holiday feels never-ending and it's all sleep-overs and how much flavoured sugar you can convince your parents to let you have. I definitely did not get asked to perform on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury like our youngest ever Gurls Talk guest, Princess K, did. This year alone, she has managed to tick that off her list, as well as dance with the icon that is Lauryn Hill – all before her 11th birthday.   This was a truly wonderful chat which touched on so many things. We spoke about her hopes of opening a dance studio and starting a charity, what it feels like to dance in front of 150,000 people and how dancing is a wonderful way of letting go and being yourself.   But beyond dance, we talked about how to battle body shaming, confidence, embracing yourself, dealing with rejection, the stresses of social media and chasing your dreams.   With so much talent, and such a wise head on her shoulders, there is no doubt in my mind that this 10-year-old has got one hell of a future in front of her.   Enjoy listening. And just so you know, we're taking a break for August. So, have a mad, beautiful, brilliant month. We'll be back in September, batteries recharged, ready to talk about body and skin.   You can follow Princess K on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/princesskofficial/?hl=en   To find out more about Gurls Talk or to send us your artwork, poetry or anything you want to share, visit www.gurlstalk.com or find us on Instagram @GurlsTalk.   Don't forget to subscribe to never miss an episode of the Gurls Talk podcast.

Most people's idea of a band 'roadie' is a burly bloke in a black T-shirt, lugging kit around a stage, living hard and touring constantly. Kim Chakanetsa speaks to two women who have broken this mould, living on the road with music royalty, and making them look and sound amazing. Known as the world's first female roadie, Tana Douglas is something of a legend in her field. She started off working for the Australian rock band AC/DC when she was just 16. She went on to tour with huge international artists such as Elton John and Status Quo, specialising in lighting. Sound engineer to the stars, Becky Pell, regularly plays huge arenas on sell-out tours for artists like Kylie Minogue and Westlife, and for three years has been in charge of the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, the world's biggest festival. She says it's a myth that you need to be big and brawny to work on stage, it's all about staying calm amid the chaos. l: Tana Douglas (credit BBC) r: Becky Pell (credit Becky Pell)

Recorded live from Kelburn Garden Party featuring an extended interview with Orwell Prize winninng author/ Hip Hop legend/ Social commentator Darren Loki McGarvey. But before all of that we intoduce you to 'Midnight Inventions' with Big Mac McGuru and We speak to The Hoojamamas and Kami Mink Rap next to the Pyramid Stage. We also get a live snippet of Jo D'arc and Becci Wallace before Jo is TRNSPRTED to the VIP area of TRNSMT. AND There is an exclusive live recording of The Giromaybes doing an acoustic version of a Girobabies song plus a wee snippet from Captain Hotknives. We also deal with some listeners questions and much, much more. Audio Mastered by Morphamish at Sound Sound Barrasfest tickets on sale over here: http://bit.ly/BarrasFest Support the podcast over at: http://patreon.com/youcallthatradio Join the YCT radio conversation over at http://twitter.com/youcallthatrad1 and http://facebook.com/you-call-that-radio Tickets for Loki's Edinburgh Fringe show 'Scotland Today' out now over here: https://t.co/KFQ08FyNeG Get 15% off any CBD products by going to http://thedispensarycbd.com and typing in this code at the checkout : YCT15 Get YCT Mates rates on CD duplication, replication and mastering services by going to : http://audio-unity-group.com/yct

Recorded live from Kelburn Garden Party featuring an extended interview with Orwell Prize winninng author/ Hip Hop legend/ Social commentator Darren Loki McGarvey. But before all of that we intoduce you to 'Midnight Inventions' with Big Mac McGuru and We speak to The Hoojamamas and Kami Mink Rap next to the Pyramid Stage. We also get a live snippet of Jo D'arc and Becci Wallace before Jo is TRNSPRTED to the VIP area of TRNSMT. AND There is an exclusive live recording of The Giromaybes doing an acoustic version of a Girobabies song plus a wee snippet from Captain Hotknives. We also deal with some listeners questions and much, much more. Audio Mastered by Morphamish at Sound Sound Barrasfest tickets on sale over here: http://bit.ly/BarrasFest Support the podcast over at: http://patreon.com/youcallthatradio Join the YCT radio conversation over at http://twitter.com/youcallthatrad1 and http://facebook.com/you-call-that-radio Tickets for Loki's Edinburgh Fringe show 'Scotland Today' out now over here: https://t.co/KFQ08FyNeG Get 15% off any CBD products by going to http://thedispensarycbd.com and typing in this code at the checkout : YCT15 Get YCT Mates rates on CD duplication, replication and mastering services by going to : http://audio-unity-group.com/yct

Stormzy became the second youngest solo artist to headline Glastonbury with a historic set on the Pyramid Stage. It was as thought-provoking as it was thrilling, with Stormzy using his performance to highlight deep-rooted cultural issues in Britain, especially those affecting young black youth.

Its an emotional one today guys, its Vernaire's last ever episode. Have a listen to hear why.Also... This is our last episode for a while, I will be republishing our interviews so keep an eye on your feed as there may be an episode that you haven't heard that might catch your ear. Keep a look out for updates on @journeyofthenile and @forthecreatorspodcastToday we cover Stormzy's amazing headline performance at Glastonbury, Kim Kardashian's new shape hugging line appropriating Japanese culture and Tyler Perrys outstanding achievement award at BET Awards.Links:Tyler Perry Gives Powerful Speech Of Motivation As He Accepts Ultimate Icon Award | BET Awards 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVjjSxpqbOoKim Kardashian will rename her “Kimono” shapewear brand after appropriation backlash https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/7/1/20677245/kim-kardashian-kimono-backlash-new-nameStormzy's rise to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury 2019 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utxWHcprH4Q---Review, Rate & Share! We would love to hear your feedback and suggestions---Email:forthecreatorsshow@gmail.comFollow us!@forthecreatorspodcast on insta@for_thecreators on twitter#ForTheCreatorsHosts:Ryan Nile - @journeyofthenileVernaire Bass - @vernairebass (also email verniarebass@gmail.com)Listen:linktr.ee/forthecreatorspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In a possibly unwise podcasting experiment, Andrew talks to friends of Bigmouth old and new in the shadow of the Pyramid Stage. Who was great this year? Who wasn’t? What does “charging the robot” mean and which song titles will the participants get wrong, having been on the Otter Ale since mid-morning? Click to stream now via high-speed optical leyline – or subscribe at http://po.st/BigmouthiTunes Joining us (on dry grass for a change): Danny Eccleston and Ian Harrison of Mojo magazine, “our woman in LA” Eve Barlow, rock writer and erstwhile British Sea Power manager Roy Wilkinson, and Spotify content mastermind Tom Calderone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The frank and honest Steve Firth of Embrace details the “massive peaks and huge troughs” of 20 years in the music industry in an incredible story on Episode 24 of The StageLeft Podcast. Steve talks us through how he went from living in a tent and back of a car to playing the slot on the Pyramid Stage directly before David Bowie's iconic slot at Glastonbury Festival and how a friendship between Chris Martin of Coldplay & Danny McNamara led to Embrace releasing the top 10 single ‘Gravity'. Steve also details what it's like being in a band with “two strong minded brothers”, the bands' close relationship with fans, the composition of classics from their debut album, new material, Secret Gigs and hopes for a 20th Anniversary The Good Will Out tour. #bass #music #musicpodcast #podcast #musicians #bassist #bassists #guitar #guitarist #guitars #guitarists #musiccommentary #drums #drummer #drummers

Charles Hazlewood is a world famous conductor. Following his studies at Christ’s Hospital and Oxford University, he won first prize at the European Broadcasting Union Conducting Competition in Lisbon in 1995. June 2003 saw his Carnegie Hall debut conducting the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. He made his BBC Proms conducting debut in August 2006, with the BBC Concert Orchestra; simultaneously presenting the concert live from the stage for TV. He now guest-conducts many of the world's leading orchestras. For several years he also hosted Radio 2's The Charles Hazlewood Show, exploring his vast and catholic music tastes, in sessions recorded on his farm in Somerset. He played the first ever symphony concert on the famous Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. In August 2009, Charles unveiled his latest venture, a new breed of orchestral festival on his farm in Somerset called Orchestra in a Field (orchestrainafield.com). He also founded the first British Paraorchestra for disabled musicians. 5x15 brings together five outstanding individuals to tell of their lives, passions and inspirations. There are only two rules - no scripts and only 15 minutes each. Learn more about 5x15 events: 5x15stories.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/5x15stories Facebook: www.facebook.com/5x15stories Instagram: www.instagram.com/5x15stories