Andrew Marston introduces Simpli (Worcester)
Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music, recorded at the Tenbury Music Festival.
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KIM
Oh
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Vertigo
Breathe
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Patchy
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Appeared at WooFest
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Chewie
It's Hard To Be A Maid (When You're Made)
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Mat Treiber
Piece Of Pie
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In session at the Tenbury Music Festival
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Simpli
For You (feat. Kolada)
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Simpli
Never Gonna Stop (feat. Kim McKenzie)
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The Troy Redfern Band
I See Love
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Appeared at the Redditch Music Festival
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Stuart Woolfenden
Let Him Go
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Purple Tiger
Wanting More
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Terminal Rage
Casual Racist
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In session at the Tenbury Music Festival
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Simpli
You Would Have Loved This
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Simpli
Superseded (feat. Adam Tell)
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Bo Walton
The AWOLS
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In session
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He's focusing mainly on indie dance and nu disco but was brought up on classic rock!
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Currently studying in Bath, Elliot's teaming up with various artists he's meeting on SoundCloud to collaborate on his music.
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"This guy bleeds funk - he’s a production genius!" - Andrew Marston.
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EchoFest
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Echofest returns to Leominster, this weekend, and includes nine hours of music, dance, yoga, theatre and art.
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Organised by the disability charity Echo, the festival aims to increase self-confidence and provide a safe space for the entire community.
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Mark ‘Lofty’ Loughman, frontman of Last Tree Squad said of ECHOfest: “Music breaks down all barriers and brings people together, increases a sense of self-confidence and participation and gives them a safe space to be themselves. We’re looking forward to seeing people at a festival who might not normally have that experience."
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Bryan Adams in Worcester
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The Canadian musician, known for hits like Summer of 69, Run To You and Everything I Do, performed at the city's Sixways Stadium.
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Ahead of his gig,
Highlights: Woofest nr Upton
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Now in its third year, the festival had two stages with a continuous flow of live music throughout the day.
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There were activities and events for both adults and children, including a music session run by The Worcester School of Rock and a flypast by a World War II Lancaster Bomber.
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WooFest was organised by Luke Simons and his sister Ria, in memory of their father John Simons, a local engineer, who was cared for by the hospice before he died in 2013, aged 66.
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Bromsgrove Folk Festival
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The team usually meet on the second and last Thursday of every month at the Catshill Club and say: "We pride ourselves on booking artists who entertain".
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We'll catch up with the fans and musicians - who've travelled from all over the world to come to Worcestershire.
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Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Introducing at the Tenbury Music Festival
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The 12-hour event returned for a second year featuring an assortment of great local musical talent and our very own Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Introducing stage.
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Last year, the organisers raised £3,000 for the Teenage Cancer Trust and welcomed 1,000 visitors.
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Highlights: Ledbury Fringe Festival
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The Ledbury Fringe began last year as a way of celebrating the local venues that continue to support live music.
Redditch Music Festival
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The event, organised by Redditch Borough Council, also saw musicians play in the acoustic tent outside St Stephen's Church.
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Steve Barnes, Redditch Music Fest organiser, said: “We are so pleased to be able to bring the festival back to the town centre for another year and this year looks set to be better than ever. There will be music for everyone, whether you enjoy vintage classics, folk music or rock, the selection of performers is fantastic and should result in another successful Music Festival for the town."
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Highlights: FameFest
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Working with schools and pupils across Worcestershire, Severn Arts has hosted FameFest - a mass musical event giving school children the opportunity to showcase what they've learnt.
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Malvern Three Counties Showground welcomed more than 500 children, this week, as they played to parents, family and friends the instrument they've learned and practiced for a whole year.
Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Introducing at the Nozstock Festival
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Russell Howard describes it as "a rural slice of English eccentricity" and Phill Jupitus & The Blockheads say "Nozstock is the best festival of its size in the UK".
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This event started as a family BBQ more than 15 years ago that just got out of hand!
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This year, they will be ‘Keepin’ it Surreal’ - a broad church as far as themes go.
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Acts include Seasick Steve, Happy Mondays, The Correspondents, Krafty Kuts & Dynamite MC.
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Broadcast
- Sat 15 Jul 2017 20:00Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú Hereford & Worcester