There are not many bands you can pinpoint a date in history when they were destined to form. The Sex Pistols playing Free Trade Hall is a well-known event to many but for My Chemical Romance, it’s even deeper than that. Working as an intern at Cartoon Network in New York, frontman Gerard Way was… Read More The My Chemical Romance legacy, in five songs
“The Winachi Tribe are a phenomenon… there’s no question they have IT!” (Heidi Cuda L.A. Times Entertainment) A Daft Punk & Nile Rogers fusion of electronic dance club beats, Donna Summer New York disco chic and a dash of Giorgio Moroder synths. – A1 Music This Friday, the adrenaline-fuelled groove machine that is The Winachi Tribe release a remix of their… Read More Time For Love – Winachi Tribe revisit debut single with Dave Tolan
After playing for the first time in Warrington Katie Mac, a singer-songwriter from Huyton, Liverpool is heading straight back to the town to play Rivfest 2019 and is accompanied by a full backing band. Katie Mac’s previous EP ‘Believe’ was produced by Sam Duckworth (of Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly.), and the project was funded… Read More Rivfest Q&A: Katie Mac
Set to play Rivfest 2019 is indie pop band Pink Shirts for Pale People, We spoke to Will, lead vocalist, to find out what the band are up to. The 4 piece band are from Wigan and Newton, and consist of Will Hughes, lead vocals and guitar, Frankie Stokes, drums, Jimmy Brisco, bass, and Ben… Read More Rivfest Interview: Pink Shirts For Pale People
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“A failure would be not making it on The Simpsons” – Jamie Boyle Ahead of the July issue of [WAM] Magazine heading online next Thursday (1st August) after a month of the copy being available in a physical formal only, we have put our cover story with The K’s online now. After a triumphant set… Read More Read our cover story with The K’s on WArringtonMusic.co.uk now
Rivfest line up for 2019 has been announced and will be taking place on Saturday 28th September – Tickets on sale now. We look at why the festival so so important for musicians in the town and how a video filmed by the foundation led to one of last years headliners going on to play… Read More What is Rivfest and why does it matter?
Do you remember Man With The Axeman? Dropscience? How about The Wookiees? Since the first Warrington Music Festival back in 2007, the event has constantly evolved in format, moved to different months and reached out across the town centre. From Queens Gardens to Golden Square and everywhere in between, the organisers have put together events… Read More Warrington Music Festival through the years, via the posters
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[WAM] Festival returns this week with three shows back-to-back! Serratone (Thursday), Kula Bay (Friday) and The Winachi Tribe (Saturday headliners) are all bands who are tips for the top by their peers and put on great live shows. With over 100 tickets sold for each night, both are hoping for sellouts on the night. We… Read More Top 5 Albums: With Serratone & Kula Bay
Ahead of The K’s playing their biggest headliner later this month at Manchester Academy 2, we bring to you the 2nd feature taken from this month’s [WAM] Magazine As part of this month’s launch are uploading a digital version tomorrow! Let us know if you have your ticket. If you don’t, last few are online… Read More The K’s big headliner in [WAM] Magazine
In our 2nd video to see out 2018 we looked at some of your favourite artists New Year Resolutions. Original Songs by Scratch?! Watch and enjoy. Many thanks to Scratch, The Quicks, Gareth Heesom Music, The Zangwills, The Bid, Filthy Tricks, KYE JONES, The Winachi Tribe and Passionflower Happy New Year from WArringtonMusic.co.uk Enjoyed that? Did you see our Warrington Music artists talk about their… Read More New Year Resolutions with Warrington Music artists
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