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1. Preview: Ape At The Apollo

Middleton Guardian, Friday 26 January 2007
IT'S not nice being homeless, it's even less appealing when you happen to be Ape - the North West's leading breaks, hip-hop and drum 'n' bass specialists.

2. Preview: Ben Folds

Middleton Guardian, Friday 26 January 2007
AMERICAN songwriter Ben Folds has always thrived on the contrary. When he was vocalist in the acclaimed Ben Folds Five (who were actually a three-piece), he'd spend most of his time baffling journalists with the response: "What? You mean a trio isn't five people?"

3. Preview: Willie Nelson

Middleton Guardian, Friday 26 January 2007
BEHIND every Country veteran, it seems, is a hardened pro eager for one extra encore performance. Just as Johnny Cash seemed to keep grafting until his final days, so it is with Willie Nelson, who, amazingly, will turn 74 this year.

4. Preview: John Martyn

Middleton Guardian, Friday 26 January 2007
AFTER taking folk music to new, exciting frontiers, it seems John Martyn is finally reconnecting with his past and best achievements.

5. Preview: Larrikin Love

Middleton Guardian, Friday 26 January 2007
WITH alternative guitar music becoming more and more absorbed into the mainstream, it's left to new bands like Larrikin Love to keep the underground, anti-corporate indie flame burning.

6. Preview: Jamie T

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 18 January 2007
IT has become mandatory to label any young urban artist who writes gritty, observational tales of day-to-day life with the term "the new Mike Skinner''.

7. Preview: Kerrang! Tour

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 18 January 2007
ROCK music - that's rock with a capital R - is a nebulous thing these days. Emo? Goth? Metal? Nu-metal?

8. Preview: Tom Paxton

Middleton Guardian, Thursday 18 January 2007
IN its purest sense, traditional folk music has always dripped with a certain wide-eyed, childlike idealism. So it sort of made sense when one of folk's biggest icons, Tom Paxton, actually started writing (very highly acclaimed) children's fiction just a few years ago.

9. Show must go on for queen Kylie

Middleton Guardian, Friday 12 January 2007
BRAND new year, brand new start right? Never did such a statement ring truer than at London's Wembley Arena on New Year's Eve. The occasion was Kylie's Showgirl tour, a victory lap of honour for the antipodean pop queen who's still at the top of her game two decades on.
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