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The Long Play Sessions - Kevin Dettmar - Punk In 50 Pieces
Join The Long Play Sessions on Saturday 17th October at ICMP Queen’s Park for a special evening with acclaimed author and music critic Kevin Dettmar, discussing his new book Punk in 50 Pieces.
Through 50 essential songs, records and defining moments, Kevin explores the artists, ideas and attitude that shaped punk, post-punk and the…
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Paul Wilson posted an update a week ago
Talk 90s To Me LIVE! - Miranda Sawyer and The Long Play Sessions - 15.10.26
Talk ’90s To Me is going LIVE! Join Miranda Sawyer at The Long Play Sessions at ICMP Queen’s Park as she brings her brilliant Talk ’90s To Me podcast out of the studio and to a live audience.
Expect a nostalgic, funny and gloriously opinionated journey back through the music, culture and beautiful chaos of the 1990s – from the records that…
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Paul Wilson posted an update a week ago
The Long Play Sessions: Sathnam Sanghera - Tonight the Music Seems So Loud
George Michael fans — this one’s for you!
Saturday 24th October at ICMP Queen’s Park, London
Join The Long Play Sessions at ICMP Queen’s Park, London for a very special evening with award-winning author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera, discussing his new book Tonight the Music Seems So Loud – a personal exploration of the music, life and…
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Paul Wilson posted an update a week ago
The Long Play Sessions: Stephanie Phillips - We Were Here - Saturday 26th Sept
***TOMORROW***
Join us at The Long Play Sessions on Saturday 26th September at ICMP Queen’s Park, London, for a special evening with Stephanie Phillips – musician, writer and guitarist/vocalist with Big Joanie – celebrating her book We Were Here.
Stephanie will be joined in conversation by Sophie K of Kerrang! Radio for a journey through the Black…
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Paul Wilson posted an update 2 weeks ago
The Long Play Sessions - Kevin Dettmar: In Conversation and Book Signing
Punk wasn’t just a sound – it was an argument about what music could be.
Join The Long Play Sessions on Saturday 17th October for a special evening with author and music critic Kevin Dettmar, discussing his new book Punk in 50 Pieces. Through the songs, artists, ideas and defining moments that shaped punk, Kevin explores how a movement that…
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Paul Wilson posted an update 2 weeks ago
The Long Play Sessions - Steve Mason: In Conversation and Book Signing
Scottish singer-songwriter and Beta Band founder Steve Mason joins The Long Play Sessions next month to discuss his memoir, Failure Is Always an Option – a candid, funny and deeply personal account of an extraordinary life in music.
From the Beta Band’s genre-defying rise and tours with Radiohead to critical acclaim, chaos and spectacular…
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Paul Wilson posted an update 2 weeks ago
The Long Play Sessions: Stephanie Phillips - We Were Here - Saturday 26th Sept
Less than a week to go until our next Long Play Session in London with Stephanie Phillips from Big Joanie, discussing her brilliant new book, We Were Here: A History of Black People and Alternative Music.
In We Were Here, Stephanie rewrites the story of rock ‘n’ roll and alternative music, placing Black artists at the centre of a history they…
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Paul Wilson posted an update 2 weeks ago
The Long Play Sessions: Talk 90s To Me with Miranda Sawyer - 15.10.26
Talk ’90s To Me is going LIVE! Join Miranda Sawyer at The Long Play Sessions at ICMP Queen’s Park as she brings her brilliant Talk ’90s To Me podcast out of the studio and to a live audience.
Expect a nostalgic, funny and gloriously opinionated journey back through the music, culture and beautiful chaos of the 1990s – from the records that…
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Paul Wilson posted an update 3 weeks ago
The Long Play Sessions: Sathnam Sanghera - Tonight the Music Seems So Loud
Join The Long Play Sessions on Saturday 24th October for a special evening with award-winning author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera, exploring the life, music and extraordinary legacy of George Michael through his book Tonight the Music Seems So Loud.
From the global phenomenon of Wham! to a solo career that produced some of the most enduring…
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