Duncan Seaman is a freelance contributor with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom, specifically in Yorkshire. His work has been featured in the Yorkshire Post, as well as Yahoo Sports UK and Yahoo News UK. Duncan covers a range of topics including music, charity events, performances, and interviews with musicians and artists.
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Duncan Seaman's articles predominantly cover local music events, concerts, and interviews with musicians. If you have insights into the local music scene in the UK, particularly Yorkshire, or if you are involved with bands and festivals in this area, your pitch is likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Duncan Seaman
It was a debut album that spawned three top 10 singles, sold more than 60,000 copies in the UK and earned its makers the soubriquet of the “first stadium house band”. Yet for 30 years Utah Saints’ eponymous first long-player has been out of print.
By: Duncan Seaman
Sixty years – almost to the day – since The Beatles took to a Leeds stage for the last time, a mini festival in the city this weekend aims to keep alive memories of the Fab Four and the Beat group boom that they inspired.
By: Duncan Seaman
It’s 12 years since Nick Hodgson hung up his drumsticks with Kaiser Chiefs to concentrate on other projects. In the ensuing period he has only released one solo album, Tell Your Friends, preferring to focus instead on fatherhood and being a songwriter for hire.
By: Duncan Seaman
Two years on from his departure from Leeds alternative rock band Pulled Apart By Horses, their former lead guitarist James Adrian Brown is finding his feet in the world of electronic music. A recent six-track EP, Terra Incognita, was well received and now he’s playing gigs around the country, including one this week with Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan at the Belgrave Music Hall in Leeds.
By: Duncan Seaman
Twelve years on from leaving Leeds band Kaiser Chiefs, Nick Hodgson is back on home turf with a sparky new group.
By: Duncan Seaman
He was the youthful troubadour, besotted with Bob Dylan, feted by the likes of Noel Gallagher and Paul Weller, who released his debut album at the tender age of 18.
By: Duncan Seaman
As he limbers up for his band Skylights’ biggest ever show in their home city, guitarist Turnbull Smith is in reflective mood. After a successful year in 2023 following the release of their album What You Are, the four-piece from York looked poised to make further progress in 2024. However, the last 10 months have not panned out as they had hoped.
By: Duncan Seaman
The Louder Than Words Festival of music and writing grows louder each year. Now in its twelfth edition, this remains the only festival that truly interrogates that enduring love affair between music and the written word.
By: Duncan Seaman
Having weathered everything from band break-ups and drug addiction to long-term lung problems and, more recently, a broken hip, Peter Perrett remains one of rock’s most remarkable survivors.
By: Duncan Seaman
As indie music fans developed a taste for gothic rock in the mid-1980s, Balaam and the Angel were one of those that flourished. Following the success of the EPs World of Light and Love Me on their own label, Chapter 22, they were courted by Virgin and found an audience in the US, where they toured with The Mission and Iggy Pop.
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