Needle to the Groove!
Album covers were an essential part of a band or artist promoting their music and designing a cool cover that could go down in history as a legendary album really…
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Chichester Film Festival 30 yrs
There is one week left of Chichester International Film Festival (CIFF) which is celebrating its 30th anniversary with an outstanding programme of quality film screenings and special events to mark…
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Neighbourhood Eats At Victorious
When I reflected on Victorious a week after it had finished last year, the one thing that stood out was the local independent foodies that had been invited to trade…
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Icebreaker 2022
Wow, how good was it to be back in venues listening to quality bands and musicians? I love Icebreaker for so many reasons but first, because it offers a chance…
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We Shine the Run Down
We Shine Light Festival is just around the corner and here is a run down of all the cultural things to see over the 3 days. My plan is to…
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We Shine Portsmouth
We Shine Portsmouth! Art & Light Festival Thursday 18th – Friday 19th – Saturday 20th November 2021 – 5-9pmFREE Suitable for the whole family Featuring We Create Market, Ship of…
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Icebreaker Festival Applications
Applications are now OPEN for the South Coast's largest unsigned metropolitan music gathering. Icebreaker Festival, situated on the vibrant streets of Southsea, will be taking place in the Winter & Summer…
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Icebreaker Festival
The end of January saw Icebreaker come back as the South Coast's biggest unsigned band festival. Offering a huge array of talent, from all across the UK, and packing it into a small geographic area means you don't have far to walk to see great bands over the 2 days. Covering just two streets in Southsea and now in its 7th year, I went along to support local musicians as well as unsigned bands from near and far. At £12 a ticket, the value is fantastic for such talented musicians – you’d normally pay that just to see one act on their own!
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Tom Bryan – Victorious
Having Victorious fever and thinking about what musicians are playing this wknd it got me thinking about Tom Bryan who kind of blew me away at the Southsea Folk Awards. He came along and played a half-hour set during the break. Out of all the people that were there watching him, nearly half of the crowd came to me after to ask who he was and how incredible he was to watch!
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Glitter Fashion Looks
Festival glitter has been around a while but it really does still hold a “wow” factor when it comes to festival fashion. I caught up with Ed from The Southsea Abode to see what he thought was going to be in style this year at our very own Victorious Festival. Ed is my hairdresser and owns the Southsea Abode which sits at the top of Albert Road. He’s going to have a stall at the festival all weekend called 'Sparkle' so if you’re feeling the party mood you can pop along and enjoy being glitter pampered for a while - let Ed and his team spoil you!
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