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Andrew Marston introduces 3Sixty (Worcester)

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered & under-the-radar music, as recorded at Number 8 in Pershore.

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Sat 12 May 201820:00

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3Sixty is a five-piece classic rock band from Worcester, which formed five years ago.

The group is all about original, hook-laden, bluesy hard-rock anthems.

Their songwriting tells heartfelt tales of everyday life, inspired by the bands own lives and experiences.

They’ve already got a debut album under their belt and just landed a publishing deal “thanks to BBC Introducing”.

“Memorable cutting-edge rock delivered with real soul and passion” - Andrew Marston.

See our session snaps

Some of the biggest names in pop music are at Hereford FC today, for a day-long concert ending at 11 o'clock tonight!

The Real Thing, the American Four Tops, Peter Andre, Midge Ure, Five and the Cheeky Girls are on the Edgar Street field.

The event, which is to raise money for the club, is being put together by the people behind the Upton Sunshine and Mello Festivals plus the Concert Of Legends at Worcestershire County Cricket Club.

Tonight we have exclusive interviews with N-Trance, Midge Ure, Peter Andre and Ritchie from Five, who grew up in Bromsgrove!

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We took Inwards, 3Sixty, Wisenheimer and Loose Change to record a live session for us in Pershore after they blew us away with the tracks they uploaded to us.

We took over Number 8 Arts Centre which is a venue run by the community for the community and boasts a huge auditorium with the biggest cinema screen for miles.

It has a café and gallery and hosts regular live music in the heart of Pershore.

It takes 200 volunteers to run the place but there are also three full time members of staff.

All of our studio and festival sessions since 2005

It was the biggest new music business gathering to ever to be held in the UK, with more than 100 sessions and 250 speakers ensuring every aspect of the music business was covered.

Held across three days, Amplify offered exclusive access to the UK music industry’s biggest names through intimate talks, music masterclasses and recording workshops.

This week, we discuss the pressures of touring with Frank Carter, who began his career as a rock singer in Gallows in 2005.

Two years later, he released his first studio album after signing a £1m deal with Warner Bros Records.

Frank eventually left the band, after the deal ended, going on to form Pure Love (who went on hiatus) so created Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes.

In 2015, they released their debut album and have taken the festival circuit by storm.

Our tips for 'making it' in the record industry

In the gig guide: Martine McCutcheon & The Searchers are in town.
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BBC Music Introducing at the Hay Festival

It's a pick 'n' mix shop that straddles the Herefordshire-Wales border and swells the population of Hay-on-Wye early each summer.

We'll be there again, this year, on Sunday, 27 May with some of our favourite handpicked musicians from Herefordshire & Worcestershire, recording four sessions for broadcast across two events.

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