Stephen, lead guitarist from Massive Wagons, pops in to chat about Promanade Music. Every great City has a cool guitar shop where you can buy (or try) out an axe worthy of your calibre. If you're from Lancaster you generally make the trek to a town also known as the home of rock. Morecambe, rock.

The iconic shop has a long and interesting history, we discuss it. We also discuss Massive Wagons, one of The City of Lancaster's most successful musical exports.

Fall in love with them and their music here, now: https://www.youtube.com/user/massivewagons

This charismatic chap is an interesting new voice on the #LancasterMusicScene

With the promise of recorded material on the way we chat about what it's like to decide to go out into our City armed only with a guitar and some tunes. Turns out it's quite fun.

Expect big things from Joe Butler next year, in the meantime he's proving to be a popular live choice with audiences around the town. Find out more here: https://www.instagram.com/joe.butler_01/

One of the most powerful young voices in the region, Lois Brooks joins us for an update. Her new single is out now. Go listen:

https://open.spotify.com/album/6sY9K3jGl7FDeQFRmGY559

And if you've not already heard it, check out our previous interview with Lois here: https://sites.libsyn.com/592775/lois-brooks

Lucas Willaims has a talent that goes way beyond his years. A confident performer in a crowded pub on a Wednesday night, this chat is him right after he finished his gig.

The description of his music on his Spotify page puts it in context:

"I started gigging at various events and venues at age 12 and more recently I've been out on the streets busking."

His studio work is excellent, we suggest you suppliment this podcast with a binge.

Start here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6xEINUfzwfdAQIMnG9ZZOw

Find him here: https://www.instagram.com/lucas_williams_music/

Indie rock upstarts, The Mandrills, joined us on the show. These guys are on a mission and it's one we're happy to help with. They do shows that have an indie-rock energy, with DIY / alternative influences. Strongly suggest you go find them online:

https://www.instagram.com/the_mandrills_band/

And listen to their music: https://open.spotify.com/album/7HgF5eReXCqtRrjpRU2B6h

Someone Else's Radio are three musicians who nail energetic alternative rock into orbit. They hail from the more eclectic side of the Lancaster music scene.

You can buy their music on Vinyl here: https://elasticstage.com/someoneelsesradio

Find them here: https://someoneelsesradio.bandcamp.com/

And see them here: https://www.instagram.com/someoneelsesradioband/

Adam Lucas, drummer from Coyote Black drops in to introduce the five piece rock band to your ears, many formerly of the acclaimed local act, Philip James and The Crow Mandala.

The super group is composed of band members who have all gained a fearsome reputation on the Lancaster Music scene.

View video of their incredible debut here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1460113108427441

David Frederick wears many hats, but we think "Jackson and Young" might end up being the thing that propels him to an even larger audience than his work already commands. Make sure you check that out, link at the bottom of these notes.

Engaging company, as you'll hear, David has made a name for himself by both doing unusual and eclectic work online, while in real life frequently showing he can entertain and please any crowd he likes.

Applause also for the work he does at the local open mic and his solo work, which gets a mention in the podcast. And the Soundcloud account he uses to document the live music sessions he hosts, that's here: https://soundcloud.com/dfsoundwaves

Jackson and Young: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0e6001tdmfKiT07KuuTkuP

Find his Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/DavidFrederickMedia/