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Welcome to Nevolume.co.uk, your go-to source for authentic news about music and culture in the North East. We are dedicated to supporting local artists, businesses, and promoters through our online platform. Each month, we also publish a complimentary printed magazine focused on music and culture, available at various locations throughout the North East (check our outlets tab for details). Founded by experienced journalist Lee Allcock, who is deeply passionate about the local scene, our goal is to keep music and culture enthusiasts informed about the latest happenings in the region every month.

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Music: “We’re exploring a few new places in the UK this time” Rival Sons Head to Stockton

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.
News: Mitch Laddie Band at Pilgrim, Newcastle

1 week ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

Join the acclaimed Mitch Laddie Band for the launch of their powerful new album, ‘Faith & Other Bad Habits’, on Friday 20th June at Pilgrim, Newcastle. Known for his soulful blues guitar and gripping live performances, Laddie is backed by long-time bandmates Rhian Wilkinson and Matt Connor. With a career praised by legends like Walter Trout, this is a rare chance to witness one of the UK’s top blues talents up close.
Music: “We weren’t watching the clock or worrying about what anyone else thought of our mistakes” Staithe Unveil New Release

2 weeks ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

Staithe, the atmospheric musical duo of Bridie Jackson and Nick Pierce, have just unveiled their debut album, ‘Flowers’. Lee Allcock caught up with the band to discuss fusing genres, recording from home and more. Your debut album ‘Flowers’ is described as deeply personal and confessional. Can you share how your own experiences shaped the themes and emotional tone of the record?
Music: “I write from a deeply personal place” Newcastle’s Nadedja Returns with New Single

2 weeks ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

‘Twilight’ is the glistening new single from Brazil-born, Newcastle-based alt-pop singer/songwriter Nadedja and is the first taste of her long-awaited debut album, scheduled for release in late 2025. Lee Allcock caught up with Nadedja to find out more about self-acceptance, her Brazilian roots and more. Your new single ‘Twilight’ is the first taste of your upcoming debut album. How does this song set the tone for the rest of the album? And what can listeners expect from the full project?
Business Spotlight: Trillians, Newcastle

3 weeks ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Trillians Rock Bar under its current ownership – ten years of thunderous riffs, loyal community, and unforgettable nights in the heart of Newcastle. A cornerstone of the city’s underground music scene, Trillians has become more than just a venue; it’s a second home for music lovers, musicians, and misfits alike.
Stage: Sh*t Life Crisis at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle

3 weeks ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

A dark comedy sing-along karaoke theatre show is coming to Newcastle this month as ‘Sh*t Life Crisis’ heads to Alphabetti Theatre from Thursday 5th until Saturday 7th June. Created by award-winning northern theatre company Silent Uproar, this darkly comic karaoke play by Newcastle’s Olivia Hannah (Braids) explores life, survival, grief and friendship through the lens of two friends navigating life after cancer.
June 2025 Edition

4 weeks ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

I’d love to begin with a positive, but I continue to struggle with my health and, honestly, it’s been really hard work putting this edition together! I’m currently waiting for some test results to come back so, hopefully, I will finally have an understanding regarding what’s going on at some point this month. Anyhow, here’s what to look out for this month. In this edition, we preview Sonic Arts Week and The Indie Showcase, we interview Maximo Park’s Duncan Lloyd, and so much more.
Comedy: Funny Way to Be’s Edinburgh Previews at The Witham, Barnard Castle

1 month ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

Eleven top comedians will try out their brand-new shows in Barnard Castle ahead of the Edinburgh Festival, bringing a preview of some of the best upcoming comedy talent. The Barnard Castle Comedy Club, presented by Funny Way To Be, has been presenting Edinburgh previews each year since its formation fifteen years ago. This year is no exception, with eleven top TV comedians testing out their new material across four evenings at The Witham.
Stage: Buff at Live Theatre, Newcastle

1 month ago | nevolume.co.uk | Emily Duff

From Emmerson & Ward Productions, a writing company with a focus on producing new LGBTQ+ work across the UK, Buff is the latest offering hitting Live Theatre’s main stage. Set to be sharp, funny, and quietly devastating, Buff is a deep dive into body image, self-worth, and the queer experience in the age of dating apps.
News: The Rosadocs at KU, Stockton

1 month ago | nevolume.co.uk | Lee Allcock

Sheffield’s rising indie rock stars, The Rosadocs, are heading to KU Stockton on Friday 30th May, bringing their electric live show to Teesside as part of their nationwide UK tour, The City’s No Good For Reflection. Known for their energetic performances and emotive songwriting, the band is fast becoming a standout name in the UK’s vibrant indie scene. Formed in Sheffield, The Rosadocs channel the spirit of early 2000s indie rock while adding a modern edge to their sound.