Tag Archives: Mumford & Sons

Fortune favours Lonely the Brave – the Mark Trotter interview

Posted on September 1, 2016 by writewyattuk

Two top-40 albums into their career, and with a fervent fan-base at home and overseas, Lonely the Brave are proving a major draw on the live circuit. Their debut album, The Day’s War, peaked at No.14 in the UK charts, … Continue reading →

Posted in Books Films, TV & Radio, Music | Tagged Andrew Bushen, Bad Rabbits, Cambridge, David Gilmour, David Jakes, Dust & Bones, Gavin Edgeley, Hassle Records, Kirk Douglas, Lonely are the Brave, Lonely the Brave, Mark Trotter, Mumford & Sons, Neighbourhood Festival, Pink Floyd, Ross Smithwick, Syd Barrett, Tall Ships, The Bible, The Day's War, the National, Things Will Matter, Zane Lowe | 1 Comment

Fiestas, festivals, fracking, Frank and First World problems – Beans on Toast, with added crunch

Posted on June 6, 2014 by writewyattuk

I’m not usually one for Wikipedia entries, but for my latest interviewee the entry starts ‘Beans On Toast is a British folk singer. He sings about sex, drugs and politics.’ Go to his Facebook and Twitter pages and you can … Continue reading →

Posted in Music | Tagged 53 Degrees, Beans on Toast, Bestival, Billy Bragg, Boomtown Fair, fracking, Frank Turner, Glastonbury, Glenn Tilbrook, Lizzie Bee, Mumford & Sons, Preston | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Mumford & Sons

Fortune favours Lonely the Brave – the Mark Trotter interview

Fiestas, festivals, fracking, Frank and First World problems – Beans on Toast, with added crunch

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