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WEEKLY NEWS ROUND-UP, 2ND OCTOBER 2008

Thu, 2 Oct 2008 08:41:47 GMT

The music world has brought us many things this week; felony, intrigue, drugs, controversy, band splits and Ricky Hatton. It's no wonder we're a day late reporting on it all. Frankly, the drama has exhausted us.

THE ONLY ITC SCHEDULE YOU'LL NEED

Wed, 1 Oct 2008 08:41:47 GMT

So, In The City is this week. The calendar function on our mobile phone is about to go under from all the stress, so it's time to share the mammoth schedule with the world. Fringe events and official showcases are all rolled into one, in order, so you can work out the clashes and save up your beer money, and don't forget that you can buy ITC wristbands via www.inthecity.co.uk. We'll see you at Night & Day�

UN-CONVENTION: A GRASSROOTS EVENT

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 08:41:47 GMT

So, talk about In The City is everywhere. Andrew Loog Oldham is hosting it, The Secretary Of State for Culture will be there, The Fratellis are headlining the closing ceremony. Lovely.

WEEKLY NEWS ROUND-UP, 24TH SEPTEMBER 2008

Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:41:47 GMT

Morning! We have all sorts of rock'n'roll madness for you today, starting with the news that Robbie Williams should launder his underpants ready for an imminent alien abduction. While it's arguable that it already took place back in 1995, UFO experts in New York have spoken about Robbie's dedication to discovering extra-terrestrial life, saying he could very well �disappear and then come back as an ambassador for their race�. At least Port Vale would notice an increase in supporters.

CLICK HERE FOR HAPPINESS

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:41:47 GMT

Wichita did it a few weeks ago, and now Full Time Hobby are filling us with glee with their free download album, Not Doing It For The Quids, featuring White Denim, Fujiya & Miyagi and the sublime vocal trippery of The Accidental.

WEEKLY NEWS ROUND-UP, 17TH SEPTEMBER 2008

Wed, 17 Sep 2008 08:41:47 GMT

There's a dose of bad news this week folks, but things do pick up afterwards. Long-suffering keyboard player, Rick Wright, succumbed to cancer this week, aged 65. He had officially left the ongoing battle of egos that was Pink Floyd during the recording of The Wall but his services as a tour musician were indispensable long afterwards. An unsung hero.