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Every Thursday night 6-7pm
Kerry Devine is a 23 year old music lover who works on 'The Audio Files' - a music programme on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire. They play all the best new music, from upcoming local bands to solo musicians from around Cambridgeshire, and Kerry will be representing music from the north of the county.
The Audio Files also do live studio sessions; they've had artists such Jason Mraz, Richard Hawley (Pulp), interviews with Feeder, Imogean Heap and local bands like the Winter Kings, Opaque, Caimbo and The Brackets, next week there's an interview with Natasha Khan (aka Bat For Lashes), who's making her mark on the music industry.

So, If you're a musican or you know a good band that would like some airplay, please email Kerry at kerry.devine@bbc.co.uk or if you want to drop a CD in: BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, 31-49 Priestgate, Peterborough PE 1 1FG.

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Renowned for an action-packed pyrotechnic-fuelled explosion of a show, Limehouse Lizzy continue to keep the spirit of Celtic rock icon Philip Lynott and his band Thin Lizzy alive, well and dominating stages worldwide.



Attention to detail, playful audience interaction and that all important X-factor that leaves you with the feeling of witnessing the real thing have led to their performance being described as "beyond tribute", by both audience and critics alike. Following the enormous success of their "Live & Dangerous" & "Dedication" tours, the band embarked upon their "Into the Limelight" 2008 tour to tie in with their appearance on an episode of BBC2's "Arena" documentary series of the same name. The tour travelled as far as the Rhodes Rock Festival in Greece and the Virgin Atlantic Barbados Music Festival, where the band appeared alongside diverse world music acts and played a Thin Lizzy set representing the Celtic rock genre.

For 2009 it is our great pleasure to welcome Limehouse Lizzy back to the Bourne Corn Exchange with the"ROISIN DUBH - THE SPIRIT OF THE BLACK ROSE" TOUR 2009 as he band continue to explore and celebrate the artistic and musical legacy of the ard-living, hard-rocking, yet at times surprisingly tender and romantic artist that was Philip Lynott.

Expect more of the Celtic influenced tracks like "Whisky in the Jar" and "Black Rose", amongst the usual razzamatazz and classic tracks "The Boys are Back in Town", "Sarah" and many others we've come to expect from one of the most highly rated acts on the circuit.

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