To benefit the Sage Gateshead 10th Birthday Appeal, Sting will perform songs from ‘The Last Ship’ his latest album and new Broadway musical of the same name, on 24th and 25th April 2015. These will be ...

Sting delighted audiences in his hometown with songs from his latest album and Broadway musical ‘The Last Ship’ on 24th and 25th April 2015 to benefit the Sage Gateshead 10th Birthday Appeal. Sting ...

To celebrate its tenth year, popular UK venue The Sage Gateshead has upgraded the sound system in its 1,700-capacity main Hall One with the installation of an RCF HDL 20-A line array by local ...

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Sam Fender will perform with the Royal Northern Sinfonia orchestra in a free-to-watch show filmed at Sage Gateshead. Sage Gateshead says the show will be a "Christmas gift to you our wonderful ...

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Blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa has come a long way since his first show in the region at the Customs House in South Shields back in 2006. Through a gruelling schedule of constant touring and recording ...

The Sage gears up to make a splash. The Sage Gateshead, the new £70 million international centre for music, has handed its marketing account to FPP. The agency, which has offices in Newcastle, London ...

Music Venue The Sage Gateshead has appointed Kong Media to create the promotion campaign for its Summer Tyne music festival which began in Newcastle over the weekend. This is the first campaign by the ...

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Odd that some of the most heartfelt sacred music has been written by composers whose religious faith has never seemed their strong point; you think of choral music by Vaughan Williams and Britten.