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The Chronicle
by Reach Podcasts
Latest North East news, sport, NUFC and Gateshead news, weather and events from The Chronicle newspaper in Newcastle.
Episodes
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UFC Mexico City: Pettis vs Moreno - Main Event Pick
Sergio Pettis and Brandon Moreno go head to head in a battle of flyweights in the main event of UFC Fight Night 114 in Mexico City, but who wins? Here's my take. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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UFC Nashville main event pick: Swanson v Lobov
Simon Head offers his quickfire main event pick for the UFC Fight Night main event between Cub Swanson and Artem Lobov in Nashville, Tennessee. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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UFC on FOX 24 main event pick: Johnson v Reis
Simon Head offers his quickfire pre-fight prediction ahead of the main event in Kansas City as Demetrious 'Mighty Mouse' Johnson bids to equal Anderson Silva's record of 10 consecutive UFC title defences when he faces Brazilian Wilson Reis. For information regarding your data privacy, visit...
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My UFC year in review: An audio retrospective
I take a look back at my year covering the UFC through some of the snippets and interviews in my audio library. Thanks to everyone who helped make it such an enjoyable year. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit...
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Analogue God by The Gods of Small Things
New indie band The Gods of Small Things are celebrating the release of their latest single, Analogue God. The Sunderland four-piece initially started life as a duo when Annabel and Josh came together at the beginning of the year, before deciding to expand so they could perform live. Bassist and...
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The New Kid by Paige Temperley
Newcastle singer-songwriter Paige Temperley is looking forward to releasing her debut EP. The talented ‘folky-pop’ musician is releasing Let’s Start At The Very Beginning on November 11 and is excited about people finally being able to hear her music. She said: This is the first ever EP that I’ll...
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Wolves by Afnan Prince
Talented singer-songwriter Afnan Prince has already released material, but is most excited about his forthcoming EP, Wolves. Born in Pakistan, Afnan moved to the UK with his family when he was nine and by his mid teens had started playing the guitar and singing. The 28-year-old self-taught...
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Today Didn't Go by Toxic Melons featuring Roger Joseph Manning Jr
A Newcastle-based musician is hoping to kickstart his new music project through his latest fundraising campaign. Paul ‘Pablo Melons’ Fairbairn is hoping to raise £3,000 through his latest Kickstarter campaign to fund the mastering of his new Four Play EP on vinyl. Paul, 30, is a huge Power Pop…
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Rube by Behold A Pale Horse
After a successful set at this year’s Evolution Emerging Behold A Pale Horse are now celebrating their release of their debut EP. The five-piece released the self-titled EP the day before they opened Evolution Emerging’s Little Buildings stage and feel it’s a true representation of the band’s…
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For The Dales by Oh Sister
Folk inspired singer-songwriter, Oh Sister, is hoping to play more in her native North East after her recent Sofar Sounds gig. The 27-year-old musician, aka Sarah Berresford, loved performing a stripped back set alongside Sunderland band Lilliput at Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre in May for a...
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Stones by Ceiling Demons
Alternative hip-hop act Ceiling Demons are set to release a new EP ahead of their headline performance at this year’s Evolution Emerging.Belly of the Hopeless will be released on May 27 via Durham’s new DIY imprint Frux Tapes and sees the North Yorkshire duo take a different direction with their...
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Write Home by Baker Island
Newcastle five-piece Baker Island released an EP cassette last month ahead of their headline slot at this year’s Evolution Emerging. The band, who describe their music as ‘ lo-fi noise pop’, are delighted to be topping the bill at The Cumberland Arms and are working hard on their set for the...
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Animalistic by Talk Like Tigers
Newcastle electro pop band Talk Like Tigers are releasing their brand new debut single, Animalistic on Valentine’s Day. The emerging trio, who hail from Newcastle, consists of twin sisters Charlotte and Stephanie Walker (vocals / synths) and Mark Thompson (drums / samples), and none of them are...
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Don't Care If I'm Getting Paid by Jay Simian and The Midnight Society
Alt hip-hop act Jay Simian and The Midnight Society can’t wait to bring their unique sound to this year’s Evolution Emerging, The trio will be joining hip hop artists Ceiling Demons and Kay Greyson at The Tanners on May 28 to perform alongside gritty electro pop group Talk Like Tigers and barely...
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Mind Laps by Half
An online music project has led Gateshead based producer Half to unexpectedly record his first album, Here Lies Half. Originally from Berwick but now residing in Felling, Half, aka Jonny Gray, began experimenting with music as a hobby and never intended to become a producer. By collaborating with...
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One More Round by Social Room
Alternative indie rockers Social Room burst onto the local music scene last year and are hoping to build on their strong fan base. The Sunderland based six-piece have been performing together for the last 18 months after friends Matty Smith and Adam Potts decided to form a band once they returned...
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Rocks of Lime by Dansi
Northumbrian ensemble Dansi can’t wait to release their long-awaited debut EP later this month. Drawing on a wealth of collective musical experience, Dansi’s members have enjoyed storming stages across the UK festival circuit in various forms.From Pikey Beatz to The Fiona Clayton Band the band’s...
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A Mile Apart by Samantha Lavery
North East based singer Samantha Lavery is celebrating the release of her new single, A Mile Apart. The track was written and produced alongside Christian Burrell at River Studios and is the first single to be released from Samantha’s forthcoming EP. For information regarding your data privacy,...
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Skies by Cattle and Cane
Teesside band Cattle & Cane are headlining this year’s Evolution Emerging and can’t wait to take centre stage. The pop-folk five-piece, from Thornaby, are going from strength to strength since releasing their debut album Home late last year.The album has been a real labour of love for the quintet…
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Analogue Heart by The Shooting Of
The Shooting Of, aka Northumberland-based Paul Jeans, is one man intent on raising his music above the din. With a new album due to be released next month, the solo artist is hoping his brand of experimental pop noir will be well received. Analogue Heart, which is released on March 4 via League...
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You Find It Easy by Ditte Elly
Newcastle-based singer-songwriter Ditte Elly is set to release her long-awaited contemporary folk-infused debut album. Ditte will launch Songs at a special gig at Trinity Church in Gosforth on March 12, with the album officially released at the beginning of April. The nine-track album will…
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Running With The Wolves by Zu Zu Cats
Cross-genre quartet Zu Zu Cats are hoping their unique sound will help them stand out on the local music scene. So much so they have taken inspiration from all corners of the musical spectrum to create a blend of ‘Anglocana’. The four-piece is made up of Paul Dent (vocals and acoustic guitar),...
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Champagne Lifestyle Lemonade Wages by OFFPEAK
County Durham rock band OFFPEAK will play a trio of UK shows to celebrate the release of their debut EP. Champagne Lifestyle, Lemonade Wages, is the follow-up to the four-piece’s debut single, Feelings Stay The Same, which gained local and national radio coverage last year. The band will release...
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Rope Bridge by Warrilow
Talented singer-songwriter Warrilow is hoping to make a name for himself on the North East music scene with his unique style of acoustic music. The musician, who is originally from Retford, near Sheffield, is no stranger to performing as he has been playing in band since he was a teenager. His...
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Loss by Denature
Electronic act Denature are set to release their new EP after the band’s success at the Ubeat Music Awards. The North Tyneside group were thrilled to win the best video award for their single Time back in December and hope their forthcoming new material is just as successful. Bass guitarist…
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Where Do We Go From Here by Far Pacific
South Shields band Far Pacific are set to rock the O2 Academy 2 in Newcastle on January 22 with their first headline gig. The indie four-piece are taking to the stage at the popular music venue to launch their debut EP I Can See The Sea. The teenage quartet are already making waves on the North...
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Decade by Twist Helix
Newcastle-based electronic alt-pop group Twist Helix release their debut single next week. The four-piece will be taking over one of Newcastle’s historic landmarks - the Mining Institute - to mark the launch of their highly anticipated single Decade. The single is the follow-up to the band’s demo...
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Broken Heartbeat by The Firelight Opera
One band hoping to stand out from the crowd on the local music scene is The Firelight Opera. The alternative rock five-piece, who hail from Sunderland, do not have a frontman and were apprehensive about how North East audiences would react to their unconventional line-up. However, since coming...
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Who I Am To Be by Soham De
Talented singer-songwriter Soham De has already started to get noticed on the North East music scene despite only playing a handful of gigs. Originally from Kings Lynn in Norfolk, the 18-year-old acoustic musician has spent the last three years experimenting with different guitar styles taking...
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Visitor's Ward by Craig Clark
Acoustic folk singer-songwriter Craig Clark is currently working on his highly anticipated debut album, Sometimes Bewilder. Featuring songs composed in the arrivals lounge at Macau Airport, on a train somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, and from the cabin of a plane over the Atlantic, Sometimes...
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on taking 70 Championship wickets in a year
Graham Onions looks back on the final match of Durham's title-winning 2013 - a memorable occasion for him and fellow bowler Phil Mustard For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Every Key by Kate Edwards
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kate Edwards is thrilled to be releasing her debut single, Every Key, next week. Inspired by artists such as Sufjan Stevens, Belle & Sebastian and Elbow, Kate has been cultivating her own brand of tasteful, confessional alt-pop since moving to Newcastle...
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Breeze by Driving In Aspen
Indie-funk group Driving In Aspen are hoping to make a name for themselves on the local music scene. The fledging three-piece, who hail from North Shields, are currently working on their debut EP which they hope to release next year. However, it is definitely a work in progress as the band are...
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Grow by Savannah Betts
Talented singer-songwriter Savannah Betts has already released two EPs, but is most excited about her forthcoming new material.Born in Hong Kong to a German mother and South African British Father, Savannah has always been creative, although she fell in love with both acting and music. She...
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Going Down by Jodie Fitzgibbon
County Durham singer-songwriter Jodie Fitzgibbon is hoping her debut EP will help her stand out from the crowd. Growing up in musical family Jodie has been performing form a young age, and after being given a keyboard at the age of seven she became a skilled player and learnt to play music by…
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Hold Your Fire by Border Scout featuring Stoney
Newcastle based electronic act Border Scout are hoping their new album will help them stand out from the crowd. Brothers Sam and Dan Burt have been making music together since they were young and have been involved in various music projects over the years.The duo began creating their album…
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Straight To The Man by Conrad Ashton
Singer-songwriter Conrad Ashton is hoping to make a name for himself on the local music scene after releasing his debut album One For The Road. The 19-year-old, who hails from Spennymoor in County Durham, has been writing and performing since a young age after being inspired by the musicians who...
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You and I by Paige Temperley - featuring Allan Hyslop
Paige Temperley, who performs as a solo act as well as duo with her friend Jamie Mackay and as part of acoustic band Ourselves & Us, is passionate about teaching music to children and young people and hopes to create the next generation of local musicians. Despite having played the guitar since…
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on making his Test comeback from injury
'One more game' Graham Onions remembers making his England comeback after two-and-a-half years out of Test cricket with injury For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ninteeen Ninety Fear by Calf
Emerging band Calf are no strangers to the North East music scene as they have been pulled together from the remnants of other well-known local bands. Consisting of ex-members of The Golden Virgins, Peculiar Disco Moves and The Fantastic Car, the four-piece, who hail from Newcastle, are…
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on being reduced to tears as he bowled to Brad Hodge
Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on being reduced to tears as he bowled to Brad Hodge For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Relapse by Ryan Bird
Initially starting out as a guitarist, singer-songwriter Ryan Bird toyed with the idea of writing his own material until he took the plunge and started singing. The talented musician has spent the last three years honing his craft and now feels he has finally found his own style and sound of…
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Too Good by Grey Tapes
One act determined to stand out from the crowd on the local music scene is electronic outfit Grey Tapes. The North East is not known for its electronic music, but Grey Tapes – a collective of Newcastle beat makers, composers and producers – are determined to put the region on the map.Grey Tapes...
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The Ocean by Immy Williams
Singer-songwriter Immy Williams is working on new material after the success of her debut single. Immy has been singing and performing since a young age, and wrote her first song at the tender age of 11, and it impressed both her parents and music teacher. Since then the singer has continued to...
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on Durham's incredible win at Derbyshire in 2013
Part eight of our Bunny's First XI podcast focuses on a crucial win en route to Durham's 2013 County Championship title For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Wanted by Keiandra
Alt-Folk singer-songwriter Keiandra is currently making waves with her music across the North East. The fledgling songstress only emerged on the local music scene at the end of last year, but is already in demand as a regular performer in Tyneside and in London.Keiandra is known for her clever…
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on denying himself ten wickets in a match
Few people take ten wickets in an innings. In part seven of our Bunny's First XI podcast Graham Onions explains why he's to blame for not being one For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Human Enough by Slurs
Alternative duo Slurs burst onto the North East music scene in May and can’t wait to perform their second gig on August 1. The pair will be joining four other local bands at Think Tank? in Newcastle to celebrate the release of Elephant Memoirs’ new EP. Slurs will be kicking off the night, before...
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Bunny's First XI podcast: Graham Onions on playing Test cricket for England at Durham
In part six of our Bunny's First XI podcast Graham Onions remembers the 2nd England v West Indies Test in 2009 For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Feelings Stay The Same by OFFPEAK
One band hoping to stand out from the crowd on the local music scene is four-piece rock act OFFPEAK.The band, who hail from County Durham, are hoping their ‘fresh new bluesy rock’ music will help them make a name for themselves and are set to release their debut single.Feelings Stay The Same is…
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