URY's Social Secretary James Taylor chatted to the amazing Tony Christie about the origins of his stage name, the importance of Yorkshire (particularly Sheffield) to himself and the music industry as a whole, and his latest album: We Still Shine.
URY's Social Secretary James Taylor spoke to the legendary singer Tony Hadley at The York Barbican about his London roots, his new album, The Mood I'm In, his experience on Top of the Pops and at Live Aid, and his exciting swing tour around the UK.
URY's Head of Music Alma Jasper spoke to punk artist Jeff Rosenstock about his tour experience, the culture of live music, and his latest album, HELLMODE (warning: explicit)
With the Leeds fest 2024 lineup out now, we're throwing back to a highlight interview from Leeds 2023 with SOFTPLAY's Laurie Vincent. Conducted just before their set, Laurie talks about the mosh pits from Reading, the songs they're most excited to perform, and a description of Leeds and Reading, like you've never heard before...
Welcome to another episode of Echoes from Abroad! Today, we have a discussion with Rachel about El Salvador, a country that is more than just violence and poor women's rights, as we discover through Rachel's adventures during her year abroad there.
URY's Interview Coordinator Annie spoke to Egg from hit band Porij ahead of a gig at the Fulford Arms about their new album, as well as the Manchester music scene and the importance of local venues.
Welcome to the next episode of Echoes from Abroad! Today we will travel with Helen around Africa who shared with us her adventure from biology placement in Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Echoes from Abroad:
Podcasts that take you on a journey around the world through the eyes of students who spent part of their studies abroad.
Welcome to the second episode of Echoes from Abroad! This time an interview with Alisha who shared with us her adventure from her year abroad in Costa Rica
Echoes from Abroad:
Podcasts that take you on a journey around the world through the eyes of students who spent part of their studies abroad.
Millie Gee of the URY Music Team caught up with wonderfully talented Katharine Blake of the Mediæval Bæbes, talking about her experiences singing in so many different languages, her favourite places she's performed, as well as her Christmas likes and dislikes (spoiler: brussel sprout lovers won't be best pleased...)
Welcome to our first episode of Echoes from Abroad! We talked to Hannah, a Spanish student who shared with us her volunteer experience from her year abroad in Bolivia.
Echoes from Abroad:
Podcasts that take you on a journey around the world through the eyes of students who spent part of their studies abroad.