The London Soundtrack Festival extends its line up for its inaugural event in March 2025

The Silence Of The Lambs to be performed with live orchestra for the first time at the London Soundtrack Festival 2025.

Howard Shore’s score for the 1991 classic starring Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster will be performed by the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields, conducted by Ben Palmer with the composer in attendance Barbican – 24 March 2025, 7:30 pm. Tickets on general sale Friday 22  November 2024, 10:00 am.

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Andy Rourke mural to be unveiled on World Pancreatic Cancer Day 21 November 2024

Crowdfunder launched in September for mural dedicated to The Smiths’ bassist has raised over £30,000 – with funds going to Pancreatic Cancer Action charity. The Smiths fans to make pilgrimage to city to see the mural and pay respect to legendary musician.

A mural dedicated to the late bassist of The Smiths will be officially unveiled next week – 21 November – on World Pancreatic Cancer Day.

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Ricky Medlocke Band release powerful anthem Rise Again 

Rickey Medlocke Band, featuring members of Lynyrd Skynyrd & Blackfoot return with a scorching new Country infused Rock anthem entitled Rise Again. Proceeds to benefit the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women’s Movement. Pre-Save On Apple Music available now.

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Steve Hewitt releases brand new single Cold World

Singer-songwriter Steve Hewitt announces the release of his Cold World single and official video. The mid tempo Country-leaning track is the first offering from the British artist’s forthcoming album Never Two Days The Same.

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Kids in Glass Houses redefine their sound with brand new album Pink Flamingo

A whole lot has changed since Kids In Glass Houses went on indefinite hiatus in 2014.

You can hear every second of that turbulence, growth and rediscovery across comeback record Pink Flamingo though. “A lot has happened personally and in society since then, and I wanted this record to reflect that. It had to feel like ten years had passed,” explains vocalist Aled Phillips. “But it still needed the DNA of Kids In Glass Houses.”

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