How To Gig

Indie dream-pop artist Abbie Ozard joins Jack Wood on this episode to discuss the gigs that have shaped her life, including the impact of festivals like Primavera and iconic venues like Manchester's Deaf Institute. They delve into songwriting, hidden Easter eggs in her music, creative merch ideas, and the dream festival line-up Abbie would hand-pick.

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Jack Wood sits down with Harry from Adult DVD to talk about the band’s energetic fusion of electronic and post-punk, the process behind their character-driven lyrics, and what goes into building their dynamic live shows. They discuss favourite venues like Brudenell Social Club, festival misadventures, and the inspiration behind Adult DVD’s self-titled debut album releasing September 25th.

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Join Jack Wood as he sits down with Harry, lead singer and guitarist of SYFTA, to talk about the band's return, their upcoming EP, and the changing landscape of the live music scene. From legendary gig memories and festival stories to the impact of social media on indie bands.

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On this episode, Jack Wood chats with Robin Koob, known as Run Remedy, about the gig memories and live music experiences that have shaped her unique sound. From her obsession with Feist to performing at Albert Hall Manchester, Robin shares stories of musical inspiration, queer community, and the venues that truly matter.

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Jack sits down with indie band Corella who discuss their gig history and the live shows which shaped their musical tastes.

The band also discuss their upcoming album A Beautiful World to Lose as well as the tour which accompanies it.

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Join Jack Wood as he chats with Reece and Jack from Manchester’s indie band Bayboards about their new single "Man's Best Friend," gig stories, and their dream festival lineup. Discover behind-the-scenes insights from festival seasons, unusual band riders, and the quirks of gig photography.

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James Holt joins Jack Wood to talk about gigging around the UK and the world, working with Foo Fighters and The Coral producers, and his unique approach to songwriting and performance. James discusses his latest single “Sanguine on the Rocks,” memorable gigs (including wedding disasters and magical live moments) and why wood, pasties, and bold covers make for the best gigs.

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Sheffield musician Tom Rowley — dubbed the "fifth Arctic Monkey" — joins Jack Wood to talk about his journey from Milburn and Reverend and the Makers to touring with Arctic Monkeys and releasing his debut solo album, "Moses and the Drones." They dive into gig memories, Sheffield’s legendary venues like the Leadmill, and the evolution of live music in the city.

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Jack sits down with BBC Radio 6 Music & How To DJ presenter Chris Hawkins to discuss his gig history. From a life-changing experience at Glastonbury with Faithless, to memorable moments with Pete Doherty and his favourite UK venues, Chris shares his passion for live music.

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Manchester band, The Guest List, join Jack Wood on How To Gig to talk about their most memorable gigs. From their Glastonbury debut through to their worst ever gigs as fans, the band break down their gig history.

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