
Robert Adams
Editorial Director at Passport Magazine
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4 weeks ago |
passportmagazine.com | Robert Adams
16 Through their personal story and beautiful wedding in Bangkok, Ton and Keng serve as a reminder that everyone deserves the right to marry the person they love. Ton and Keng first met online through Facebook during the COVID-19 pandemic. They started chatting, which quickly turned into video chat every night. Since it was during the lockdown, they couldn’t go out on traditional dates to cafes or restaurants.
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2 months ago |
metaltalk.net | Robert Adams
With the latest Ricky Warwick solo album released Friday 14th, March, MetalTalk caught up with him via Zoom from Glasgow yesterday to chat about Blood Ties, The Almighty, Black Star Riders and sobriety. Ricky pops up on my Zoom screen bang on 10 am, looking fit and fresh with a “Hi Robert, great to see you again,” greeting. I had briefly spoken with him after his gig at The Craufurd Arms in Milton Keynes last Sunday.
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2 months ago |
metaltalk.net | Robert Adams
Ricky Warwick returns with his eighth solo album, Blood Ties, and it is the most personal album that Ricky has ever released. Oh, it rocks like a hurricane as well. Release Date: 14 March 2025Words: Robert AdamsMusic has always been the driving force in Ricky Warwick’s life. After being given his first guitar at fourteen, he has never looked back. His career has been varied and plentiful – Touring guitarist with New Model Army, The Almighty, sic, solo, Thin Lizzy and Black Star Riders.
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2 months ago |
metaltalk.net | Robert Adams
New York Sci-Fi rockers Coheed And Cambria drop part three of their Vaxis pentalogy, titled The Father Of Make Believe and continue to raise their sonic bar. Label: Virgin RecordsRelease Date: 14 March 2025Words: Robert AdamsWith each release from Coheed And Cambria, I find myself thinking that they cannot do better than this. Then they go and do it again with their new album. The Father Of Make Believe has done exactly that.
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2 months ago |
metaltalk.net | Robert Adams
The Almighty, Black Star Riders and Thin Lizzy frontman Ricky Warwick takes his solo tour for his upcoming Blood Ties album to Milton Keynes and leaves everything on the stage. Words: Robert AdamsThere is a very healthy crowd gathered this Sunday night at The Craufurd Arms in Milton Keynes as Ricky Warwick and his Fighting Hearts stroll on stage to the dulcet sounds of Frank Wilson’s Northern Soul classic Do I Love You.
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