On its third issue, [WAM] Magazine saw another 6000 magazines, printed for circulation around the North-West. Now, the Spring 2020 issue of [WAM] Magazine is available now to read online. As always, a huge thank you to all the companies and artists who have helped make this issue happen, our back page advertiser, Dan Hare… Read More Read Issue 3 of [WAM] Magazine online now
As well as a thriving live music scene, Warrington also plays host to a whole load of dance events from various promoters and venues. Whilst the likes of The Carlton Club and Legends have become, well, legendary the town has embraced Creamfields coming to its door step in 2006 and there’s something for everyone throughout… Read More Interview: Behind the Groove bring Luke Unabomber to Hideout
![The K's. Shot by Jon Lingwood for [WAM]](https://warringtonmusic2012.files.wordpress.com/2019/07/the-ks-110619-81-e1564053224751.jpg?w=900&h=300&crop=1)
WARRINGTON’S own The Ks, 90s Britpop icons Cast and Australia’s Gang of Youths are among the new bands added to Neighbourhood Weekender line-up. SJM Concerts – the organiser of the Victoria Park festival – has unveiled its second wave of artists to a bill that already boasts headline sets by Ian Brown and Catfish and… Read More Cast, The K’s and Zuzu amongst 2nd wave of Neighbourhood Weekender artists announced.
Last night, garage rock four-piece The Lotts unveiled a brand new track. Their first since 2018 EP ‘Out Of It’. It saw them return to to the legendary Rockfield studio where they worked along side Tim Lewis (Thighpaulsandra) of Spiritualized, Waterboys & Julian Cope and following in the footsteps of Oasis, Bowie, Stone Roses and… Read More The Lotts release brand new track ‘I’ll Get Round To It’
Issue 3 of [WAM] Magazine has been flying out, with thousands of the free copies having been distributed and read across the North-West. With our cover stars, Man & The Echo heading out on their spring tour tomorrow, their double page feature is now available to read online. Click the image now. “We took risks… Read More Read Man & the Echo’s [WAM] Magazine cover story online now
Fatcat Music Festival makes its debut in 2020, with two stages spread across the width of Fat Cat Ball Room on Cairo Street, Warrington. Best of all, with 14 artists performing, the festival is entirely free! Ran in association with Writer’s Block Promotions, the event will see headline sets by four-piece rock band Crawlers, and… Read More Fatcat Music Festival to take place this month – Free Entry
Ahead of Super League XXV kicking off, Warrington Wolves launched their season with a fantastically shot video featuring one of Warrington’s finest bands, Filthy Tricks. The recording of ‘Walk In Line’ saw the band return to Manchester’s Red City Studios where they worked with producer Dave Radahd-Jones. A rather spontaneous recording choice, the track itself had only… Read More Filthy Tricks feature on Wolves Season launch video
After their first Liverpool headline show sold out in December 2019, 80’s influenced indie-pop quartet, The A.V Club from Warrington will be playing at The Auction Rooms on Friday 21st February. Tickets are on sale now via Skiddle priced at £4 plus booking fee here. They will be playing tracks from their future EP ‘Youthful… Read More The A.V Club announce Auction Rooms show for February
Manchester’s – THE SLOW READERS CLUB – have announced their fourth album, The Joy Of The Return, out on March 20th via Modern Sky UK. The band have also shared their new single, ‘All I Hear’, the first track to be taken from the album, alongside details of an extensive UK & EU tour starting in March,… Read More The Slow Readers Club announce Warrington date + New Album
Friday 31 January 2020, doors 7.15pm, starts 8pm, tickets £22 Parr Hall, Palmyra Square South, Warrington, WA1 1BL Tickets and information 01925 442345 parrhall.culturewarrington.org Music fans will be “having a ball” this January as Parr Hall relives the sound of one of the most iconic rock bands of all time. Internationally-renowned tribute band The Bohemians are… Read More Tribute show brings Queen classics to Parr Hall
