Vogel – La fille Irlandaise

PR Results for ‘La fille Irlandaise’

Radio

Amazing Radio • NotYourFan MyRadio • SilverMusic Radio

Reviews

Folk & Country Road by Roadie Music • IndieTapes • Inspotmusic • Mesmerized Mag • Unrecorded

Playlists

Apollo’s Folklore • Artistas independentes • Artisti Online • Audiokaradi Press Co • Backstage Pass • BerlinOnAir • Best of 2026 • Daily Dose of Indie Pop • De Ochtendschijn • Dolce Brano IT • EXTRAVAPOP • Fresh Dingers • FVMusicBlog • GOOD MUSIC RADAR • HAYAMI’S COLLECTION • Hella Fuzz • Hidden Gems • Hit Harmony Haven • Hot Folk / Country • Illustrate Magazine • Indie + Rock Retrievers • Indie Dock Recommended • Indie Folk • Indie Kingdom • Indie Music Flix • JYLA MUSIC • KIMU • lacavernamx • Lost In The Manor • LVL UP! Record Breakers • Muse Chronicle • Music For All • Music Mingle • Musik Galaxie • MusikePOOL • Mystic Juice • New Indie Radar • Nine X • NOVAPULSE • Os Garotos de Liverpool • Pigeon Opinion • Plus One Reviews • Pop • Popfad Music Blog • Princess • project timbre • RADIO BRUMAS • RGM Introducing • Senocular Media • Sinusoidal Music • Soundloop • Swiispa • The Indie Grid Anthems • The Musical Road • The Other Side Reviews • The Whistling Traveller • True Heat • We Write About Music • what good is living • You! Me! Dancing! • Ze Rock Porto

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Interview with Caroline Larke

Could you introduce yourself and those that influence your music? “Hi! I’m Caroline Larke, a singer & songwriter based in the US. I recently released my debut EP, Late Bloomer, which features 4 new songs that explore topics of introspection, observation of the human experience, first love, mental health, and more. I’ve always felt like a Late Bloomer in many ways (and come from a long line of self-proclaimed, late-blooming women) and this EP is a short chronicle through the “blooming” as it occurs in different ways.”

“I’ve always felt very influenced by the creative women in my life and how they view the world with such open curiosity. Other artists that influence my music include Regina Spektor, Imogen Heap, Kimbra, Elvis Presley, Ella Fitzgerald (and the other greats – Nina, Etta). They all create in such unique ways that really light something up in my brain in a way that stands out to me.” 

What inspires you to write and to keep writing and what is it that you mostly write about? “I’m always inspired by new experiences and people – by traveling and interacting with life as much as I possibly can. I process everything through writing. It often makes more sense to me than regular conversation – though that’s very important too, of course. I write about everything. The human experience, the way people live, how I feel in the world, history, love, mental health, communication, being human. It sort of just finds you and you greet it as a friend.” 

What are some of your proudest musical achievements so far and what do you still hope to achieve? “Anytime I see someone in the crowd experiencing something personal. Usually their eyes are closed and they’re connecting with themselves or the moment in some way. That always feels really special to me, that I get to be a part of that connection by doing what I love to do. Additionally, the first time I worked up the courage to play live, out in the world, in front of people. That changed everything. More recently, I received the Emerging Artist grant from the Durham Arts Council, which helped me gain the resources I needed to finish the final songs on my EP and release that out into the world.” 

Could you share some of your current favourite artists with us? Big or small! “Absolutely! Regina Spektor, Imogen Heap, Elvis Presley, Kimbra, Tegan & Sara, Marina, Hozier, Billie & Finneas.”

What is next for you within your musical career? “I’m ready to dive in and do as much as I possibly can. I’m currently planning a U.S. tour for my recent EP, Late Bloomer, which just released, and there’s a European tour in the works for next year. I’ll also be starting production and recording for my debut album soon, which is very exciting. From there, festivals and any opportunity to connect with music lovers around the world.” 

What song do you think our followers should be listening to right now and why? “‘Baby Sinner’ and ‘Horses’ are both great ones to start with. Lyrically, I think they both offer important stories, especially for the times. Sonically, they are very melodic and gentle. From there, I recommend checking out the rest of the EP, where you’ll find ‘Another Song’ and ‘Spirit Guide’. I have a few Christmas songs out too that I recommend giving a listen. ‘First Snow’ is available on streaming, and ‘If You Were A Metal Pole’ and ‘Come With Me For Christmas’ are only out on YouTube right now. All three feature a unique take on the holidays from a less common perspective that I hope people will connect with.” 

Our first sold out LLIVELY Showcase

In a world as unpredictable as the one we live in currently everything is a gamble, which is even more the case for promoters within the creative industry. However, the creative industry is home to me, so I got myself some nerves of steel and a no-stress attitude to deal with it. Ahead of our first LLIVELY Showcase I checked ticket sales nearly every five minutes, and when we were finally nearing a sell out I started to relax a little. That was right before one of our three performing acts called in sick… Luckily my network of incredible professionals came to the rescue and helped us complete the line-up once again.

We started the year at a small and intimate space, ran by one of our regulars, The Gait Clinic, a space you wouldn’t usually expect live music in but that worked incredibly well for our first showcase. The evening was kicked off by Manchester-based singer songwriter Cameron Yorke, who’s recently joined NAME Sunderland and has been working with Dan Donnelly on his original material. Bringing in-depth song writing and a fun performance, Cameron was the perfect opener for the evening. Up next was an artist I’ve known and been working with for about seven years, Harrison Rimmer truly knows how to entertain, with both his music and his stage patter. He played songs old and new, including his new single ‘Better In Fiction’ which is due for release this May and will be followed by a nationwide tour!

Last of the evening was brilliant singer and songwriter Joe Doonan, he brought his heart-wrenching sad songs and I didn’t bring enough tissues, I should’ve known better. ‘Joel’s Song’ and his upcoming single release ‘before you leave’ both nearly had me in tears, take what you will from that but as Doonan mentioned; music is cheaper than therapy, so really I just got a free therapy session!

A very heartfelt thanks goes to my wonderful friends, team of sound engineers, photo- and videographers, and those that bought tickets to the first LLIVELY Showcase, because I wouldn’t be able to pull these events off without any of them! Our next showcase is taking place on the 25th of January from 1pm at The Movement Clinic, and I already can’t wait.

Photos by Lauren Peters

LLIVELY Music’s 2025 in Review

We organised 43 events at 39 grassroots venues, supported 152 grassroots artists, booked 4 tours and managed 24 PR-campaigns. We made memories at 12 festivals and 41 ballet shows and could not have done any of it without our team, our sound engineers and our photographers!

A warm thank you to Fever who trusted me with their We Call It Ballet shows throughout the year, the wonderful team at Aelius Alternative who worked with me to put on another incredible edition of the festival, Stockton Calling, Edinburgh’s Usher Hall, Vestrock, Coast Fest, Ouseburn Festival, Solfest, The Gathering Sounds, and Musicport Whitby who all trusted me with stages, artist accreditation and box offices.

Thank you to Un-Convention, Curated Place, and CREW GAL for sharing your wisdom and network, This Feeling for having me join the team as the north east rep, and every single person that gave me a reason to smile through a shared coffee, glass of red, a dance, and or a natter, it’s been an absolute pleasure.

LLIVELY Music is going into 2026 as part of the AIP, with three tours to look forward to, and some incredible news to share very soon… Is it 2026 already?!

Beyond 2026 Kick Off

We’re excited to kick off 2026 live at Beyond Vinyl at Newcastle’s John Marley Centre. Join us on Tuesday 6th January from 7.30pm for an intimate night of live music. We’ll be celebrating incredible emerging artists in an inclusive and community-driven space with live performances from Henry Wright, Hannah Robinson, and Tim Gambles.

Beyond Sessions is all about showcasing great songwriters, creating a relaxed listening experience, and bringing people together through music, and we can’t wait to start the year with you and this wonderful collaboration. LLIVELY Music aims to showcase talents from across the world through music PR, live bookings, and event management and creates inclusive spaces for those that would like to be a part of something unforgettable.

Tickets are available here, the Facebook-event can be found here, and we hope to see you on the 6th of January! 

Introducing: LLIVELY Showcases

On the 14 January, we launch the next chapter of our secret live showcases under its new name; LLIVELY Showcases. Building on three years of carefully curated, intimate performances, we continue our commitment to creating meaningful live music experiences in unexpected places.

Kicking off 2026, these showcases will be celebrating the region’s rich and diverse creative industry. Alongside outstanding performers, we’ll spotlight the people, organisations and spaces that make our local scene as wonderful as it is.

Supported by a passionate team of professionals, LLIVELY Showcases will bring incredible international artists into unusual settings, from bars and cafés to clinics and studios, highlighting the North East’s brilliant independent businesses. Come as you are; connect, create, and celebrate community through music and art.

Tim Gambles – Gravedigger

PR Results for ‘Gravedigger’

Radio

Amazing Radio • Castor Radio • La Grosse Radio • Pinguin Radio • Radio Wigwam • Prospect Radio

Reviews

Bread Records • Cheers To The Vikings • DISTOPIC • EXTRAVAFRENCH • Get Some Magazine • It’s All Indie • Music Earshot • Música En Palabras • Nieuwste Hits • Oleada Indie • Purple Melon Music • Right Chord Music • Voxwave Magazine • Zillions Magazine

Playlists

Allen Peterson Reviews • Amplead Music • Apollo’s Harp • Artistas independents • Artisti Online • Aural Odyssey • Beach House • CAGE RIOT • Curated Chaos • De Ochtendschijn • Dulaxi Entertainment • Each Measure • Electric Roadtrip • ELITE Emergente • EXTRAVAROCK • FLEX • Fresh Dingers • FVMusicBlog • GOOD MUSIC RADAR • Guitar Thunder • Hypehub Magazine • IGGY MAGAZINE • Illustrate Playlist • Indie + Rock Retrievers • Indie Dock Music Blog • Indie Music Flix • Indie Rock Hits • Introvert Disco • KIMU • Lelahel Metal • Loop Solitaire • Lost In The Manor • M.E.I. News Playlist • Muse Chronicle • Music For All • Music Mingle • Music Outsider • Musik Galaxie • Os Garotos de Liverpool • Plus One Reviews • Popfad Music Blog • Princess • RGM INTRODUCING • Roadie Music • Rock • Rock BOPS • Rock Revolutionaries • Rotate Mag • Screaming Hearts • Sinusoidal’s Rock Mix • Swiispa • Tape Ranger • Testing Melodies • The Best Rock • The Indie Grid Anthems • The Musical Road • The Rock Garden • The Sonic Soup Kitchen • The Whistling Traveller • The Yume Collective • Unleash The Fury • VA8 Releases • We Write About Music • World Of Music • Yokai Circle • You! Me! Dancing • Ze Rock Porto

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Hels Pattison UK tour

Alternative country / indie musician Hels Pattison is touring the UK throughout February and March to celebrate the release of her EP ‘Just What I Do’!

13.02 Newcastle, The Globe • Tickets
19.02 Strings Bar & Venue, Isle of Wight
22.02 The Parish, Wrexham
23.02 Artisan Tap, Stoke-on-Trent • Tickets
25.02 Northern Guitars, Leeds • Tickets 
26.02 AAA Vinyl Coffee House, Harrogate • FREE 
06.03 Repas7, Berwick • FREE
12.03 Angels Cut, Darlington

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