Yes! We’re back again for a new term. Shows running Monday-Wednesday, 6-9PM. We’re looking for new shows too have a look at our timetable below to see where you’ll fit in.
Mondays
6-7pm -The Dan Hermitage Show
7-8pm - Frenchie and The Princess
8-9pm - The Infamous Kit Bradshaw Show
Tuesdays
6-7pm - Steve T
7-8pm - The Rock Show
8-9pm – Your show here? Do you have an idea for a new chat based show. Drop us an e-mail at info@nsr.fm and we’ll see if we can make it happen
Wednesdays
6-7pm – Your show here? Wednesday nights are dedicated to dance music and forward thinking electronica, and we’ve got space for one more show. If your a Dj and want to get involved drop us a 30min mix to info@nsr.fm
7-8pm The Drum and Bass show with DJ Kiwi and Sammy Nicks
8-9pm Forward Movements with Ferndown Mistake
Until the our 6-7pm slot on wednesdays is filled The Drum and Bass show will run from and 6-7.30pm and Forward Movements will run from 7.30-9pm
Journalist, writer and some-time-Hurricane Tim Fuscairdi was down at this year’s Great Escape, talking to bands, fans and music industry types. He made this excellent podcast featuring interviews and the best new music from the three day event in May.
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Looking towards the end of this term, we need to consider the future of NSR after the summer break. Northbook Student Radio is run by a group students who maintain and manage all of its affairs – for example programming, technology, events, publicity and community. In order to keep the station running into the autumn, we need more of you to get involved with the management committee and help us out with just a few tasks.
It’s not a huge commitment of your time and you’ll definitely learn a lot from the experiences. To get involved and find out more, please send us an email through opportunities@nsr.fm
Northbrook Student Radio was at the Great Escape in Brighton last weekend. Over 300 artists played at over 30 venues, and without enough time to see them all, of course priorities needed to be made. Tim Fusciardi is compiling a special podcast which you can expect very soon, covering the festival highlights.
We’re already excited for next year, be sure to visit escapegreat.com and sign up to the mailing list to be the first to know about the super early bird tickets for 2012!
Half term’s coming!!! This means there’ll be no broadcast’s between the 8th and 24th April. Once the 25th comes we’ll be back to service as normal with The Power-Out Show, Frenchie and The Princess and The Kit Bradshaw show.
The first announcement of acts for Brighton’s brand new festival Shakedown has been released.
Headlining the one-day event in Stanmer Park will be Mark Ronson. He will be joined by a whole host of different acts from Example, Brighton Duo Freemasons, Kissy Sell Out, Rivastarr and Prok & Fitch with many more big name acts to be announced very soon.
So if you fancy something a little more local this summer, hop on the train and come along to Stanmer Park for 10 hours of music and partying.
Be quick to get your tickets as they have just released some early bird £35 tickets, which should sell out pretty fast. Also sign up to their mailing list to be one of the first to hear about new acts and details plus a chance to win a pair of VIP Tickets.
More details on tickets and event info can be found at http://www.shakedown.co.uk/
9th July 2011, 2pm – Midnight
Yeah you probably got yourself buried in coursework that’s due in a matter of hours when just a couple of days ago seemed like you had ages to finish it. There are exams coming up soon on stuff you know nothing about but probably should. Lets fast forward a couple of months shall we… imagine this!
Coursework, done! Exams, done! The sun is shining and you haven entire to summer to enjoy. Why not head down to Newquay for what looks to be a crazy 96 hour party! 96 hours!!! That’s 4 days of non-stop partying.
The line up has just been announced and heading down to Summer Break, you will be able to see and party with some of the biggest acts around today. From a DJ set courtesy of Chase and Status to Kissy Sellout, Nero, Shy FX, Example all the way to Brighton based Krafty Kuts and Radio 1’s Annie Mac. This will be the ultimate way to celebrate finishing off those niggly bits of coursework that have been hanging over you all year and an excellent treat to yourself after those stressful hours of sitting exams.
This isn’t like any of festival, set in the popular seaside location of Newquay, Summer Break will have its very own private beach with a student village of caravans. Alternatively, you can always bring a tent down and do the old skool festival accommodation.
Perhaps 96 hours of music is a bit much even for students? Well do not fear, from enjoying the sandy beaches, there is also surfing, ‘beach olympics’, space hopper races and a whole host of other venues and activities right on your door (caravan or tent) step.
So what you waiting for, this all happens in June so grab your mates and get onto http://www.summerbreak.co.uk/ to book yourself an 8 person caravan and one messy, crazy 96 hour party. That should make the coursework a little more bearable.
Last week we gave you a little promotional piece on a project one of the guys in Northbrook music department is undertaking. Little Known Records. I had a quick look over their facebook page and they’ve got some great stuff going on at the moment. One thing I noticed was they had a video of one of our ex-NSR DJs, Ruby Taylor, performing a track for them. As the video says “Although this won’t be featured on the upcoming compilation, it’s well worthy of a listen.” Check it out below.
Little Known Records is bringing you the finest unsigned sounds around this summer and beyond… so if you’re an unsigned artist or are just interested in some of the best & latest upcoming music on your doorstep, then check it out here,
Northbrook Student Radio was at the Great Escape in Brighton last weekend. Over 300 artists played at over 30 venues, and without enough time to see them all, of course priorities needed to be made. Tim Fusciardi is compiling a special podcast which you can expect very soon, covering the festival highlights.
