4. The Water Rats

05/21/24 • 46 min

Join us as we delve into a venue that has consistently punched above its weight and played host to the first London gigs of iconic artists and bands such as Bob Dylan, The Pogues and Oasis.

We were lucky to be joined by the former licensee, booker and resident of the venue who saw it all in the 90's; from the legendary splash club, to Paul Daniel's Rolls Royce and everything in between. Ladies and gentleman - welcome to The Water Rats!

Hosted by Jeremy Newton, produced by Greg Moore.

This podcast is a DLMDD Production

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Join us as we delve into a venue that has consistently punched above its weight and played host to the first London gigs of iconic artists and bands such as Bob Dylan, The Pogues and Oasis.

Hosted by Jeremy Newton, produced by Greg Moore.

This podcast is a DLMDD Production

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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3. Roundhouse

Today, we discuss a venue steeped in history and legend. A space that has always championed counter-culture in many guises - be it the hippy movement, punk or rave; a venue that has been graced by some of music's most legendary names. A venue that has consistently reinvented itself for coming up to 200 years, one of the UK’s leading creative innovators for young people and so much more - ladies and gentleman: welcome to the Roundhouse.

To help tell this story, we were very very lucky to be joined by Roundhouse CEO and Artistic Director Marcus Davey, Head Of Music Lucy Wood and Head Of Technical & Production Ruth Butler.

Hosted by Jeremy Newton, produced by Greg Moore.

This podcast is a DLMDD Production

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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5. The George Tavern

Join us for Episode 5 of ITWCT - where we're delving into the storied past of a legendary venue that is rooted in London Folklore. The spiritual and physical home for a thriving artistic community; and a space that symbolises the struggle against corporate greed, gentrification and the need to preserve the institutions that enable community and connection in an ever more fractious world.

Ladies and gentleman: welcome to The George Tavern.

To tell that story we are joined by the irrepressible Pauline Forster, the driving force behind The George Tavern.

Hosted by Jeremy Newton, produced by Greg Moore.

This podcast is a DLMDD Production.

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