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Andrew Marston introduces You Know The Drill (Stourport)

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music, as recorded at the Bewdley Festival.

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Sat 14 Nov 201520:00

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You Know The Drill are a four-piece pop/punk group from Stourport.

They are relatively new, having only been together since the beginning of summer 2014.

They've been travelling all over the country to recording in the same studios as their influences in the hope of capturing the same sound.

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This month's sessions were recorded at the 28th consecutive edition of the Bewdley Festival.

This year, they welcomed Leo Sayer, Mari Wilson and Toyah Wilcox on stage during the 10-day event.

As well as our BBC Introducing roadshow taking place at the Mercure, there were classical concerts and showcases organised by the Bewdley Youth Festival.

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Jack Blackman, Stripped Down Blues & Paul Rose at the Cap & Gown, Worcester.
Bombshell Babies, Hammerborn & Rusty Knives at the Pig & Drum, Worcester.
Rail Means Rail, Straight Aces & The Peacocks at The Marr's Bar, Worcester.

BBC Introducing in Hereford & Worcester supports unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar musicians from Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

Since 2011, we've been taking the show out on-the-road showcasing the very best musicians from our two counties.

Tomorrow afternoon, we'll be rolling up to the Conquest Theatre in Bromyard to record several acts who we've been playing on BBC Hereford & Worcester recently.

We'll bring the bands - all we need now - is the fans!

None of these artists knew they were being considered for a live session - they were chosen based on the tracks they uploaded to us.

So if you'd like to Be Part Of It then simply turn up on the day - it's free to get in - but you must be prepared to make lots of noise for local music!

Doors open at 2pm - but you're more than welcome to turn up any time until 6pm.