I know it’s been several months since I last posted a music interview, but I’m pleased to say it is back and to get started, we have a mammoth two-week Music Interview Marathon. The first band on the bill is stomp and clap American rock-n-roll band Trickshooter Social Club.
Author: Rock For Disability
Women’s Euro 2022: outstanding, inspiring and accessible – but could more be done to make football fully inclusive?
Emma shares her highlights from Euro 2022, her thoughts on the media coverage and accessibility, her opinions on the term inspiration, the difference between true fans and fake fans and how the beautiful game can become fully inclusive for all.
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July 2022 summary: Football fever
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in July 2022 | Football Fever
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Rock For Disability is fully restored
As you may have noticed Rock For Disability content has been offline over the past seven months. This is due to me attempting to migrate to a self-hosted platform. However, it has been more challenging than I expected. Thankfully, Rock For Disability has now been fully restored!
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June 2022 summary: A whole new world
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in June 2022 | A Whole New World
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Review: The Killers live at St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton
Two and a half years ago exactly after purchasing these tickets, Emma finally got to see the incredible indie rock legends The Killers live in concert.
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May 2022 summary: May the music be with you
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in May 2022 | May the music be with you
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Review: My Chemical Romance live at Stadium MK, Milton Keynes (Saturday)
After 2 years, 3 months and 3 weeks since we purchased the tickets, my friends and I FINALLYÂ got to see My Chemical Romance in Milton Keynes.
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April 2022 summary: Return to the Wizarding World
Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in April 2022 | Return to the Wizarding World
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Ruth Madeley: BAFTA-Nominated Actor Creating Greater Disability Representation In The Media
With disabled actor Ruth Madeley set to appear in Doctor Who, we look back at an interview Emma Purcell did with her about her acting career and disability representation in the media.
