The Saltaire Review | Issue 30 | Aug/Sep 2018

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Music

Music Listings Otim Alpha (Nyege Nyege Tapes) & D Glare 9 August FUSE Artspace

Ilkley Jazz Festival 14 - 19 August Ilkley Town Centre

Five days of musical enjoyment and entertainment is guaranteed with the awesome and unforgettable Ilkley Jazz Festival, part of Ilkley Summer Festival.

Tony Wright (Terrorvision) 18 August, 7pm The Underground Terrorvision frontman Tony

Wright along with his bandmate Milly Evans will be playing a special acoustic show at the Underground in Bradford on Saturday 18 August.

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24 August, 8pm Caroline Street Social Club

Born and raised in Galveston, Texas, Loomis is the son of musician parents who listened to blues, rock and soul. Music ran in his veins and, with instruments readily available around the house, he picked up drums, piano, guitar and harmonica, honing his multiinstrumental talent in addition to performing regularly as part of his family’s doo-wop group.

Creedence Clearwater Revival Revival 24 August, 8pm The Exchange Music & Arts Venue, Keighley

Two sets of Creedence Clearwater Revival classics. Big hits and album tracks alike, from the north’s premier CCR tribute band.

Idlefest 26 August, 3pm| The Brewery Tap, Idle

Rock ‘n’ Roll mayhem coming to Idle for the sixth time featuring popular musical bands of fine clean living young men. Featuring Pscychlona, Ritual King, Flex Bison, Son of Boar and Chapodio.

Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters, 7 September, Caroline Street Social Club Based in Asheville, North Carolina, Amanda is a storyteller by nature with an incredible band backing her. Performing along with Amanda, The Honeycutters are Matt Smith on pedal steel and guitar, Rick Cooper on bass, Josh Milligan on drums and harmony vocals, and Evan Martin on keys and guitar. There is an empathetic and charming wit ingrained in Amanda’s songwriting. She has a knack for accessing a deep well of emotion and applying it to her story-telling, whether she is writing from her own experiences or immersing herself into the melody of emotions in another person’s life. The band undertook their first tour in the UK in summer of 2017 and return in 2018 after a phenomenal response!

Featured Event

At traditional weddings in Uganda special Acholi songs are played, known as Larakaraka. Over a decade ago, Otim Alpha began collaborating with pioneering producer Leo Palayeng to mix up the style, into a newer hyper-frenetic electronic version dubbed Acholitronix. The duo toured this across East Africa, and soon became known to Nyege Nyege Tapes who showcased them at their festival, and released Otim’s hit collection Gulu City Anthems.

TLR present...Hamilton Loomis


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