David Jackson
Music Writer at Northamptonshire Telegraph
Journalist at Freelance
Pro snapper & music journo. Photos & words for @chronandecho & other @NatWorldPub titles. Fan of loud guitars, 808s, #BCFC & open water swimming.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | David Jackson
Nottingham’s Bloodworm are headlining The Garibaldi Hotel this week. The trio of singer and guitarist George Curtis, bassist Chris Walker and drummer Euan Stevens have recently been supporting Pale Blue Eyes on their UK tour and are set to play at Dot To Dot, Splendour and Focus Wales festivals later this year. In February they opened for High Vis in Nottingham and the band kicked off 2025 at the Rockaway Beach festival.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | David Jackson
Award winning Bristol hip-hop act The Scribes are returning to Northampton this weekend to headline Lay It Down at The Lab. The Scribes mixture of beatboxing, off the cuff freestyling, crowd participation and genre-spanning music has seen the trio become festival favourites across the UK. In recent years, they’ve played at the likes of Glastonbury, WOMAD, Isle Of Wight, Boomtown, Latitude, Shambala and Wireless.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | David Jackson
Artist and musician Tim Muddiman is back with his first new music in more than eight years. Muddiman is set to release ‘Sea Shells’ next week – with the guitar-driven track serving both an ode to the planet and a provocative commentary on environmental issues. Talking about the track, the Northants musician said: “Earth, in all its beauty, must be laughing at us - while being deeply wounded and screaming in the face of our madness.
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uidaho.edu | David Jackson
The keys to his future in music came from studying music from his past Senior Alexandro Aguilar came to University of Idaho in 2021 to study chemical engineering, but his enduring love of music, especially the Mexican folk music he grew up listening to in Payette, altered his course after only two weeks on campus.
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northamptonchron.co.uk | David Jackson
First and second year students from the University of Northampton took to the stage at The Black Prince at the end of last month as part of their degree course. Nine student bands performed at the Abington Square music venue which over the years has hosted acts from across the world as well as homegrown talent including Mae Stephens, Billy Lockett and That Joe Payne.
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Promoted. #bcfc https://t.co/1ELetH6F5I
It's Night Life by @horrorsofficial. It glows in the dark (thanks @RoughTradeRecs). It's incredible. It's a record that probably should be listened to in the gloom like this. Pictured next to a recent ish setlist from @bedfordesquires. https://t.co/lrkK0BU0k9
One of the worst #bcfc performances I've seen all season at #ntfc today. Can't moan at a draw really. Still, at least you can hang around to eat...er what! https://t.co/q0B8zYaqhE