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3 days ago | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Grammy-nominated Rival Sons have quite the summer ahead of them. With a UK tour on the horizon and a support slot on the upcoming Guns N’ Roses tour, it’s fair to say this summer belongs to Rival Sons. Cameron Wright caught up with vocalist Jay Buchanan and guitarist Scott Holiday to talk touring, songwriting, and chasing the magic. How does it feel being back on the road? Jay: It’s always the best feeling -we love the road. Simply put, tours are fun.
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1 month ago | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Whether you know Mark Steel from his sharp political columns in The Guardian, The Independent, and The Daily Mirror, or from his acclaimed radio shows ‘Mark Steel’s Lectures’ and ‘Mark Steel’s Solutions’, one thing is undeniable – few comedians deliver satire with such intelligence and flair. With appearances on ‘QI’, ‘Mock the Week’ and ‘Have I Got News for You’, Steel has long been a fixture on the UK’s comedy circuit, known for his eloquent, erudite wit and scathing political insights.
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1 month ago | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
It would be easy to overlook him – somewhere between his meandering parody songs dissecting classic literature or The Evil Dead, and his even more meandering folk songs about tripping on acid or wishing he were as sexy as Leonard Cohen – but Jeffrey Lewis is a counterculture icon and one of LA’s most influential underground heroes.
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1 month ago | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
If ever there was a northerner who needed no introduction, it would be Madchester’s own Shaun Ryder. Touring a spoken-word set in promotion of his new book Happy Mondays – and Fridays, and Saturdays, and Sundays, this evening at The Princess Alexandra Auditorium on Friday 2nd May gives you the opportunity to hear the hazy, halcyon stories of excess and chaos that turned Shaun Ryder into the naughty national treasure that he is today.
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1 month ago | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Jeffrey Martin has the haunted voice of a world-weary troubadour, who’s carved out a life on the road, shunning life’s normal process and opting instead to prioritise good songs and constant touring. With a voice that is so resonant yet so withered, it breathes a fantastic new life into lyrics of growing, evolving, and changing.
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Mar 21, 2025 | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
The year is 2015. The final season of Mad Men rolls out, the Snapchat dog filter takes the world by storm, and Zayn announces his departure from One Direction. It truly was a year of disarray and craziness. Despite being the year when David Letterman stepped down, poke bowls became fashionable, and Steve Harvey accidentally announced the wrong winner at Miss Universe, for many like-minded people such as myself, 2015 was the year Gengahr released their debut album, ‘A Dream Outside’.
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Mar 6, 2025 | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Returning to the UK after a sold-out tour in support of her latest album, ‘Botanical Garden’, Anna Erhard has caught the attention of British audiences with her increasingly idiosyncratic storytelling and lo-fi beats. The Swiss-born, Berlin-based artist’s third album shows her delving fully into the silliness of life, rife with larger-than-life characters and an onslaught of wry observations and scenarios. Cameron Wright caught up with her to discuss new projects, humour and more.
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Feb 22, 2025 | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Antony Szmierek has been creating waves as of late. The Mancunian writer, poet, and former teacher is limbering up for his takeover, with a debut album on the horizon and a headline tour bringing him to Newcastle’s Boiler Shop on Saturday 8th March. Cameron Wright caught up with him to discuss Robbie Williams, light and dark, and more. How are you feeling about ‘Service Station at the End of the Universe’ releasing? It’s all kinds of crazy.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
It’s approaching a decade now since the London alternative post-punk band formed. Now, Sports Team are preparing their latest album for the masses. Embarking on another UK tour, frontman Alex Rice and guitarist Rob Knaggs catch up with Cameron Wright for a meandering chat about the new album, life on the road, and World War Two bunkers. The new singles tease a completely new sound. How’s that process been?
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
nevolume.co.uk | Cameron Wright
Living the musician’s dream, roaming around the world, performing in dingy bars and huge festivals, constantly writing, working, and meeting people, Beans on Toast has been a tenacious force for over a decade. During this interview with Cameron Wright, Beans (Jay McAllister) was making his way around America and had just released the first single from his upcoming album, ‘Wild Goose Chaser’. Where in the world are you?
