Hello People! Welcome to the When In Yorkshire Podcast, I hope you’re all very well. We continue to rescue episodes from the digital abyss and this is episode 66 and something I’d not tried before - as you will have likely seen, there are two guests who are not currently performing together -these are both guests from previous episodes so if you haven’t listed to these, you’ll Find Frank Turner way back in episode 10 and Chuck was with Chris Crestwell in one of the Slam Dunk Episodes.

Before we get into this episode Frank has just released his 10th album titled ‘un defeated’ and and as I’m recording this he is midway through a world record attempt for most gigs played in 24 hours which is another crazy thing to do andy’s been done to support grassroots music venues in alliance with music venues trust. If you haven’t already pre-ordered the album, let’s show Frank some support. You can order the album from your local record store, let’s show them some support too.

Let’s not forget hot water music their latest album Vows, comes out on 10th of May.They’ve released a load of singles so far and everyone has genuinely been great - I’m massively excited for this album.

This episode was probably the least talking I’ve ever had to do. I genuinely forgot that I was involved in any way and just sat back and enjoyed these two chatting together accounting old times.

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Hello People! welcome to the When In Yorkshire Podcast, this is episode sixty five and it was recorded a long time ago - coming up to a year, I thought I’d lost it but thanks to some technical wizardry it was recovered, this features the incredibly talented Jack Bennett, a music producer, vocalist for Lonely The Brave and also goes by the Gumblebee moniker for his solo work.

We recorded this at the Key Club before Lonely The Brave rocked Leeds. If you’re not familiar with Jack and his work, I have put links to his social media sites - if you’re into the production side of music then lapwing studio is a treat - there are a loads of photos and videos of Jack at work as well as a series of live videos of Lonely The Brave playing there which are all well worth watching / listening to. For anyone who has stumbled across this episode and doesn’t know, Lonely The Brave are an English alternative rock band mostly based in Cambridge. After multiple ep’s and 2 albums, original vocalist Dave Jakes stepped down and Jack joined the the band - since then they have released The Hope List in 2021 and then more recently, What We Do To Feel, which is great. Links to these are in the description this episode and the guys are playing the awesome 2000 Trees festival very soon - which has a crazy good line up, as always.

It was an absolute pleasure to speaking to Jack and having seen him live for the first time, his voice is fantastic and his energy is infectious.

https://www.instagram.com/lonelythebrave?igsh=MWNxcnZ4aG1xZmdwcw==

@grumblebeeuk

@lapwingstudio

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Hello People! Welcome to the When In Yorkshire Podcast, I hope you’re well very well. We have another rescued episode and one that I genuinely thought had been lost forever. This is episode sixty four and features Katie and Thom from the now chart topping band The Lottery Winners.

We had a chat in York whilst they were on tour with the also chart topping Frank Turner.

Before speaking to Kate and Thom, I kept hearing about The Lottery Winners as they just seemed to be constantly supporting a huge range of bands which in itself isn’t unusual for a band that loves playing live and will take every opportunity to get in-front of new crowds but the fact that all of these bands raved about how great they were made me take more notice.

Then after checking out the tour diary from their dates with Tom Jones as well as the video for Start Again, featuring Frank, I was pretty hooked and then there was the Knickelback Rockstar sea shanty. At that point they joined the list of hopeful future guests. All I can say is they did not disappoint, I enjoy all of these chats but I don’t think I’ve laughed as much in a recording as I did in this so I apologise but it was loads of fun and The Lottery Winners are an absolute force live. As many of you who bought the Anxiety Replacement Therapy album confirmed, they write great songs but it is out in the wild where they really come to life and I strongly recommend getting to a show.

We chatted about their influences and the albums and artists that inspired them and Thom’s desire to be Freddie Mercury which, from their social media it seems he’s dug out his childhood costume.

This was a pleasure to record and I hope you enjoy listening.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMV-4zrdSl4 - Start Again (featuring Frank Turner)

https://www.thelotterywinners.co.uk/

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