News and InterviewsYou are in: Manchester > Entertainment > Music > News and Interviews  Tom Hingley discusses The Lovers' new album, not singing like Ozzy and his problem with Chorlton.  Happy Mondays dancer Bez has been made bankrupt for a second time.  BBC Berkshire talks to Stuart Epps, who's had everyone from Mark Owen to Oasis in his studio.  Noel Gallagher has criticised the decision to have a hip-hop act headlining the Glastonbury Festival  Barry Adamson discusses his career from his Moss Side beginnings to his movie soundtracks.  The Travelling Band get on Glastonbury's main stages by winning the festival's New Talent contest.  Orphan Boy's Bobby Cross on their new album, a lack of class and whether being Mancunian matters.  Morrissey accepts an apology from Word Magazine after it suggested he was a racist and a hypocrite.  Dunk Le Chunk calls a halt to the Red Deer Club night to concentrate on his burgeoning record label.  Guy Garvey discusses Elbow's new album, The Seldom Seen Kid, and the secrets of his songwriting. You are in: Manchester > Entertainment > Music > News and Interviews |
