Rhondda Rocks is also just around the corner on Saturday June 27th, and the long range weather forecast is predicting a beautiful day. I’m proud to announce that chart stars – The Automatic will be joining me on the walk and also in the post-trek concert in the Aberdare Coliseum. Personally, I can’t wait to hear them singing “What’s that coming over the hill” on the summit!!!! Stuart Cable (Stereophonics) will also be joining us with his fine new band ‘Killing For Company’ along with a host of others including The Pendyrus Male Voice Choir. It’s all being recorded for future transmission by BBC Wales and it’s still not too late to join in….. so if you feel that you would like to ‘Get On Your Boots’ as Bono might say…. then call Katrina on 07814 404877. It’s estimated that the walk will take about 3 – 4 hours and it’s nowhere near as high as Snowdon…. so come on down and make a stand with us!!!!
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Event: 1/27/2000, Mike Peters, Italy: Radio Popolare (Interview+Acoustic Session)
1/27/2000: Mike Peters, Italy: Radio Popolare (Interview+Acoustic Session) Summary Press Release On the 27th, in Turin, Mike will be interviewed by Radio Popolare (one of the most important alternative stations in this country) and will also play an acoustic session Set List Band Comments Fan Comments
Gigs
Gig: 12/19/1999, Mike Peters, The Cottier Theatre, Glasgow
12/19/1999: Mike Peters, The Cottier Theatre, Glasgow Summary Mike played one of his most memorable shows to date at the picturesque Cottier Theatre in Glasgow. Set against a snowy landscape, Mike treated his enthusiastic audience to a classic set of Alarm songs and solo compositions. A set of two halves, this enabled the audience to refuel as no alcohol or heating was available inside the church! �Press Release Mike Peters [read more]
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Photo: Mike Peters,7/30/2006
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