The annual Louder Than Words festival event, put on by LTW boss John Robb and Jill Adam, has announced the bill for the Nov 13/15 event.
Held at the Innside hotel in Manchester the three day event of in conversations, panels and chats sees a bill that includes guests talking about their new music related books and includes Marco, Clint Boon, Steve Mason, Tim Pope, Nicky Weller, and books on The Smiths, Half Man Half Biscuit, David Bowie, Sylvia Patterson, Mike Pickering, Jim lea from Slade, Scottosh indie music from the post punk era, the new book on Sheffield music, Prefab Sprout, Ozzie Osbourne, The Beatles and much, much more…
All details and a full list of events and tickets from the link here.
Our annual Louder Than Words music and lit festival has announced the first few in conversation for the November weekend at the Innside Hotel in Manchester City Centre, and has announced
The annual event is now in its 11th year and has become a staple on the music and book literary circuit and is the biggest event of its kind in the UK. We take over the second floor of the hotel with three rooms that host the in conversations, and there are many book stalls and signings, so you can catch up on your book buying, meet the authors and musicians and get your books signed. There are also evening events in the bar area, and you can stay in the hotel as well, which is in a great part of the city centre…
Join us for a weekend of music, words and great chat as we celebrate music and the word and writers who illuminate and explain and the musicians who create the magic stuff!
its first guests.
The award winning event sees its best line up this year and the initial announcements will sell out fast with many more names still to be announced…many of these initial announcements are close to selling out so hurry!
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