Music Section
Music playes a huge part in our lives as young people. Whether we are into rock music, pop music, local bands, rave, dance & R 'n' B...or whatever, we all like somthing.
The Music Section of rE-view is open for young people to populate with info, articles, photo's etc of whatever music they are into.
You might be into la local band, be a wicked DJ or MC, go to see you Fave artist on a regular basis or just have an interest in music...we want to hear from you.
The Music Section is all about young people having their say...come and get involved.
If you are aged 11-25 and want to get involved in the site, or even just want some more information then contact:
Michael Clark
Darlington youth Service
Tel: 07939018648
Email: michael.clark@darlington.gov.uk
Leeds Festival 2008 Preview
7:48pm Wednesday 6th August 2008
This year is exceptionally special being Leeds and Readings 10th anniversary. Across the stages Leeds have every new exciting band you have read about this year, also in addition 3 massive headliners which are Metallica, Rage Against The Machine and The Killers. These headliners are of such colossal size and importance, you won’t see these bands on any other festival stage in England.
Post a comment »Slaves To Gravity – Newcastle Carling Academy 10.07.08
12:03am Friday 11th July 2008
First things first Slaves To Gravity arent a large or majorly popular band, although once seen live, their sound and stage presence is amazing and your mind wonders to thinking why isnt this band known worldwide?
The Day Elton came to town
3:37pm Monday 7th July 2008
Not really a fan of Elton John or Richard Fleeshman I wasn't too sure what I was going to expect of the concert but it was the biggest event to happen in Darlington and my Mum had bought me the ticket so I had to go!
Richard Fleeshman – Darlington Arena 05.07.2008
12:30am Sunday 6th July 2008
Its a daunting experience to support an act as large and iconic as Elton John, however for 19 year old Richard Fleeshman this was an opportunity of a lifetime.
Darlington Community Carnival - Newblood stage...
1:49pm Monday 30th June 2008
I was lucky enough to grab interviews with some of the popular bands playing the Newblood stage at Darlington Community Carnival on Saturday 28th June 2008.
A Silent Film – Newcastle Carling Academy 08.09.08
5:06pm Tuesday 23rd September 2008
Oxford quartet, A Silent Film are a grandiose spectacle of contemporary British song writing. Live and on record they sound very much alike to Coldplay complete with vocal echo pedal, grand accumulating chords and an atmospheric piano- with a backing sound borrowed from early trance music, accompanied by an indie edge. The Academy wasn’t full but this band had the biggest audience of the night and as soon as they bounded on stage the crowds eyes stayed permanently fixed on this remarkable band. They played some old songs but left plenty of time to perform tracks from their new album “The City That Sleeps”. The atmosphere was magical with the modern indie trance distortion, superb piano melodies and the subtle racing energy that glides straight into you. The lyrics are skilfully constructed tales of love, loss and the human condition to racial divides and the anguish of war in modern society. They’re are unique and they bring that forward in the way they play and chat to the audience, they have a different more refined stage presence than any other band.
Liam Harker Memorial Concert
3:28pm Thursday 18th September 2008
When Rachel found out that one of her close friends was terminally ill with cancer, she decided to try and organise an event to commemorate his life and raise money for charity. Then, with the help of Darlington’s Young Citizen of the Year, James Deane, the ball got moving. With help from the Rotary Club, Darlington Partnership, QE 6th form, and the Dolphin Centre, a fantastic night took place.
Leeds Festival – Bramham Park 22-24.08.08
5:36pm Thursday 28th August 2008
Over 3 days, over 150 acts, this is the Reading and Leeds festival, back again to make your summer worthwhile.
We Are Scientists – Middlesbrough Empire 26.08.08
7:46pm Wednesday 27th August 2008
As the summer draws to a close Americas finest We Are Scientists have been hitting the road, a few days on from Leeds and Reading festival they’re in Middlesbrough dazzling us with their indie rock tunes.
The Lancashire Hotpots – Sumo The Cornerhouse, Middlesbrough
11:11pm Tuesday 19th August 2008
Witty, humorous and entertaining this fine combination couldn’t be anyone else but The Lancashire Hotpots.
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