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
Four Leeds artists will be hsaring a stage at a fundraising gig for Leeds Hyde Park Women+ FC.
By: Duncan Seaman
He might have carved his own place in pop music history with timeless hits such as She’s Not There, Time of The Season and Say You Don’t Mind, and been inducted alongside his bandmates in The Zombies into the US Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But Colin Blunstone seems wryly amused at the thought of now being a museum exhibit.
By: Duncan Seaman
In Berlin while on tour, Justin Sullivan, mainstay of New Model Army, is pondering the meaning of success. The band’s latest album, Unbroken, might have become their third record in a row to breach the top 10 in Germany’s charts, but the singer and guitarist is not keeping tabs.
By: Duncan Seaman
It’s now five years since John Lydon, godfather of British punk rock, embarked upon his first spoken word tour – ostensibly to promote his autobiography, Anger Is an Energy. However the question-and-answer sessions in theatres, arts centres and town halls across the land have proved to be a format that has legs.
By: Duncan Seaman
Micky Greaney sounds both relieved and pleased that a collection of songs he thought long lost three decades ago have finally seen the light of day thanks to the dogged persistence of two music enthusiasts from the Midlands.
By: Duncan Seaman
Micky Greaney sounds both relieved and pleased that a collection of songs he thought long lost three decades ago have finally seen the light of day
By: Duncan Seaman
Hull rapper Chiedu Oraka has much to reflect upon as he speaks to The Yorkshire Post for the first time in three years. “It’s been a whirlwind, I wouldn’t even know where to start,” says the 36-year-old via video.
By: Duncan Seaman
When Bryan Adams arrives on these shores in a couple of weeks, it will be the start of a flurry of activity for one of Canada’s most successful musical exports.
By: Duncan Seaman
Rekindling memories of times past have proved inspiring for singer-songwriter Michael Head. While recounting his life story for his forthcoming autobiography, the 62-year-old Liverpudlian found his mind teeming with musical and lyrical ideas for a new record.
By: Duncan Seaman
Rebecca Ferguson has a wistful note in her voice as she talks to The Yorkshire Post about what she says will be her last ever tour. But it seems that the forthcoming concerts, which include York Barbican, might not after all spell the end of the road for the Liverpudlian singer.
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