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Hey Music Mag - Issue 5 - April 2019

Hey! Grab your glitter, put fuel in your campervan and hit the road! With festival season on the horizon, our jam-packed Festival Special issue helps you make summer 2019 one to remember. Whether you want to ‘go big’ or ‘go boutique’, our UK festival guide will steer you to the best music festivals in good old Blighty. Or take flight with our pick of the coolest international festivals on the planet. What’s more, we chart the evolution of dancing in fields and there’s fun festival trivia with which to impress your mates. Elsewhere, we catch up with hot-right-now UK hip-hop stars Children of Zeus before they re-embark on their UK tour, get lyrical with songwriting genius Tim Fraser, and question whether 1989 was the best year for music – ever. Your summer planning starts here! Enjoy the issue.

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Grab your glitter, put fuel in your campervan and hit the road! With festival season on the horizon, our jam-packed Festival Special issue helps you make summer 2019 one to remember. Whether you want to ‘go big’ or ‘go boutique’, our UK festival guide will steer you to the best music festivals in good old Blighty. Or take flight with our pick of the coolest international festivals on the planet. What’s more, we chart the evolution of dancing in fields and there’s fun festival trivia with which to impress your mates.

Elsewhere, we catch up with hot-right-now UK hip-hop stars Children of Zeus before they re-embark on their UK tour, get lyrical with songwriting genius Tim Fraser, and question whether 1989 was the best year for music – ever.

Your summer planning starts here!

Enjoy the issue.

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MANIC<br />

GENIUS<br />

Pete Townshend is<br />

branching out. He might<br />

be best known as the<br />

guitarist from legendary<br />

British rock band The Who,<br />

but November will see him<br />

release his debut novel. The<br />

Age of Anxiety – described<br />

as “a great rock novel” and<br />

“an extended meditation on<br />

manic genius” – is a dark<br />

tale of creativity that is part<br />

of a grand body of work that<br />

will eventually fuse fiction<br />

writing with opera and<br />

installation art.<br />

“I’m an avid reader and<br />

have really enjoyed writing it.<br />

It’s tremendously exciting,”<br />

said Townshend, who is also<br />

in the midst of working with<br />

his old bandmates on The<br />

Who’s first album of new<br />

material in 13 years.<br />

Photo_Samuel Gehrke<br />

MORRISSEY<br />

ANNOUNCES<br />

BROADWAY<br />

RESIDENCY<br />

Morrissey has always been a divisive character, but just<br />

recently some of his socio-political views have been so<br />

strong they’ve even started to turn hardcore fans away.<br />

<strong>Music</strong>ally though he will always remain a giant of the indie<br />

world. To that end, the famous miserablist has announced<br />

he is taking on a career-spanning Broadway residency.<br />

The former Smiths frontman will play seven shows at the<br />

Lunt-Fontanne Theater, in Midtown Manhattan, between<br />

2 and 11 May.<br />

Though the content of the shows remains to be<br />

unveiled, it’s being described as “an intimate yet exciting<br />

exploration of Morrissey’s expansive career from his early<br />

days to his upcoming new record”.<br />

The record in question is California Son, which arrives<br />

on Etienne Records/BMG, on 24 May, and is his first<br />

cover album.<br />

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