Radio Rebellion Tour News

 
Journey into the cradle of rebellion in Deraa
Irish Times
We return to the bus for our tour. Most shops are open, rebel strikes have not had an impact. The streets are filled with cars and people are going about their business. Our first stop is the local radio and television station burnt by fire; ...


 
Emeli Sande's version of events
Herald Scotland
I felt it was more of a kind of rebellion." A rebellion against the girl she'd been, it seems. A girl who went by another name. She grew up in Alford, Aberdeenshire, where she was and still is known as Adele, Joel and Diane's daughter.


 
Five Albums That Changed My Life: Greg Wilburn of The Devastated
Noisecreep
Kids are usually going to listen to exactly what their parents despise most, it's part of that pre-teen/teen rebellion stage." Based in Riverside, Calif., and featuring former members of Impending Doom, The Devastated play the kind of gonad-crushing ...


 
San Diego CityBEAT
Interview: The Swami
San Diego CityBEAT
By Peter Holslin If you regularly tune into alt-rock radio, you've probably heard of The Swami. Every Saturday night for seven years, he hosted the Swami Sound System on FM 94/9, a showcase of underground hits and little-known gems that he'd unearthed ...

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Artistdirect.com
Capitol Signs Stellar Revival
Artistdirect.com
The Florida natives' first single "The Crazy Ones'" will impact radio March 20. Plans for a 2012 tour have also been announced as they hit the ground running opening for Theory of a Deadman alongside Pop Evil as support. The tour kicks off on April 9 ...


 
The Millions
Lady Parts: Caitlin Flanagan and HG Wells on Wayward Girls
The Millions
For me he had only vague associations with time machines and a radio scare; shamefully, I'm always forgetting which one it was that was in Citizen Kane. Lodge strikes the perfect balance in his portrait: Wells, as befits a writer, seemed a touchy, ...


 
Daily Mail
Last updated at 10:05 AM on 31st January 2012
Daily Mail
The service itself, conducted beyond the screen, would be broadcast only by radio. News of the ban was greeted with outrage. Never before had there been such an instant, media-led rebellion against a royal policy. Elizabeth promptly retreated.

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