Here’s our 16th round-up of 2019 of concerts, plays and other shows on in the north east over the next seven days, including gigs by Richard Ashcroft, Tom Walker, Papa Roach and Mott the Hoople.
BBC Radio 1 have announced that an extra night has been added to Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2019 in Middlesbrough featuring some of the biggest names in dance music including Mark Ronson, MK and Purple Disco Machine, whilst Wilkinson, Sub Focus and Dimension will be forming a super group for one night only.
Fans of Suede in the north east could be forgiven for feeling a bit blue as it’s almost 16 years since they last played here, but that lengthy absence is about to come to an end.
Richard Ashcroft having a new album out, it’s natural enough that he’ll be hitting the road to promote it, and so it is that he’ll be retrning to Newcastle’s O2 Academy on Monday, April 22.
Sit Down being altenative rock act James’s biggest hit not once but twice over, it was a cause for disgruntlement among some fans when they got a bit sniffy about playing it live a few years ago, preferring to focus on newer material.
In January and February 2019, Action on Salt surveyed the salt content of children’s meals which are available at popular places to eat out in the UK. This includes restaurants, fast food and pub chains.
Museums Northumberland will be showcasing work by talented artists from across the north east as part of its new exhibition at Woodhorn Museum, Into the Woods.
The typical full English breakfast might include sausages, bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomato, baked beans, hash browns and toast. Here’s how Brexit could effect the UK’s most important meal of the day.
Solo acoustic performances can be daunting for musicians used to being backed up by a band, and US alternative rock star Brian Fallon could be forgiven for getting cold feet about going it alone again.
