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WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF ACADEMIC GEORGE McKAY, WHO PRIMARILY RESEARCHES MUSIC IN SOCIAL CONTEXT. // YOU WILL FIND MATERIAL FROM & ABOUT HIS DOZEN OR SO BOOKS HERE, MUCH OF IT, AS PUBLICLY-FUNDED RESEARCH, FREE TO ACCESS. // ALSO MUSIC RECORDINGS (HE PLAYS DOUBLE BASS), VIDEOS, TRANSCRIBED INTERVIEWS, BLOGS, LINKS, TWITTER FEED, & MORE, COVERING OVER THREE DECADES OF WORK. // HE HOPES YOU FIND SOMETHING OF INTEREST.

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Gigs I would have been playing if not in lockdown…

27 Feb: Tangential, The Lord Rosebery, Norwich
26 March: Tangential, The Lord Rosebery
2 April: Tangential, Camouflage night @ Rose Tavern, Norwich
19 April: Punch House Band, private party, Dragon Hall, Norwich
23 April: Tangential, The Lord Rosebery, Norwich
24 April: Punch House Band, private party, Framlingham
24 May: Punch House Band, Louis Marchesi, Norwich
There were more dates in the diary, but it’s too demoralising to list any more ghost gigs

… & Things I would have been doing if not in lockdown

7 March: Julian Cope, Waterfront, Norwich
28 March: Paines Plough, Soho Theatre
31 March: SEED Ensemble, Norwich Arts Centre
8-24 May: Norfolk and Norwich Festival, various shows and gigs
11 June: UEA public lecture, Paul Gilroy
23 June: Malory Towers, Theatre Royal, Norwich
There are no other cultural events in my diary because they’re AREN’T ANY ANYWAY, ANYWHERE. Along with live music (above), culture’s cancelled

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