On 1st April we are hosted another bands night, at Newcastle College’s Space Bar, it was a fantastic new venue for us just outside of the City Centre. The event was very successful and we will be hosting another there soon.
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As part of the Jesmond Community Festival, we put on a gig for bands under 13 at the Jesmond Cricket Club. Esme opened the night by singing Hallelujah and playing the piano, followed by some more upbeat songs from Maxine. We also had a band from Rock Project Juniors with famous rock songs throughout the ages, as well as the Distance, who played songs by Imagine Dragons and one of their own compositions. Overall the venue was quite full, with around 80 people coming to listen. Ten young people performed.
Once again at Jesmond Cricket Club, the night was opened by Chloe Fisher, followed by the Senior Rock Project. Next we had The Earnest Search who had stepped in last minute because one of the original bands had dropped out. Ending in a improvised Jazz, blues jam with the headlining band Big Nothing. This lead perfectly onto our main band of the night. Around 100 people made up the audience and 10 young people played.
Freeze saw City Youth Music take over the Newcastle Student Union, with 5 brilliant bands making the night a memorable one. The evening was opened by indie rock band 3Too Many, "The Earnest Search", The Rock Project, an organisation that gets young people together in bands for experience in performing and playing as a band, Siamese Angel and finally Epilogue. There were about 150 (young people and parents) in the audience and 16 young people playing. Our regular Young Bands Night as part of Jesmond Festival, 2013, once again held at Jesmond Cricket Club. There were 3 bands performing: Twisted Fate, The Rock Project Band and James, Bertie and Iain. In total there were about 30 performers and 130 people in the audience. A barbecue was provided and as usual, the event was very successful.
Gig at Jesmond Cricket Club with Radioactiv, The Rock Project Band, Lily Clarke, Frankie Jobling and Carys Davies-Howe. This was a very successful evening, with a barbecue provided as part of the entry price. Fifteen young people performed and there were over 100 in the audience, including young people and their parents.
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