Rob Jackson
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Robin Bruce Jackson was born in York in 1979 and shares his birthday with Angela Rippon. Growing up as a choir boy in a classical music loving family not only helped mould him into the well-rounded, open-minded person he is today (honest!), but also gave him no end of opportunities to learn how to rebel.
Through these misguided attempts to shock and appal his family he discovered there was an infinite wealth of music waiting to be discovered, and these days will listen to absolutely anything once.
Currently fighting an uphill battle against an Architecture degree at Cardiff University, he wastes his time skateboarding, writing for the student paper and drumming in various bands. He dreams of owning every CD in the world ever and plans on becoming rich and famous in the not too distant future, either through music, design or as a professional Mariokart 64 player. His favourite tipple is White Lightning and his favourite food is salad cream.
Articles by Rob Jackson
Interview: Martin Grech (Music Interviews)
Ray Davies @ St David’s Hall, Cardiff (Live Music + Gig Reviews)
The Datsuns – The Datsuns (Album Reviews)
The Wildhearts @ Coal Exchange, Cardiff (Live Music + Gig Reviews)
The New Tellers – Red Songs (Album Reviews)
The Devils – Dark Circles (Album Reviews)
Looper – The Snare (Album Reviews)
A @ Union, Cardiff (Live Music + Gig Reviews)
Number One Son @ Barfly, Cardiff (Live Music + Gig Reviews)
LTJ Bukem – Producer Vol 5 (Album Reviews)
Idlewild @ Anson Rooms, Bristol (Live Music + Gig Reviews)
Major Matt Mason USA – Honey Are You Ready For The Ballet (Album Reviews)
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RAYE – My 21st Century Blues 6 Feb 2023
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West Green House Opera’s 2023 season offers variety and enchantment 6 Feb 2023
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BBCSO present a quirky programme of Bacewicz, bassoon and Dvořák 5 Feb 2023
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The Barber of Seville: Aigul Akhmetshina hits the bullseye as a winning Rosina in The Royal Opera’s effervescent revival of this Rossini favourite 5 Feb 2023
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LSO completely at home with old and new from Hummel, Tchaikovsky and Ngwenyama 4 Feb 2023
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The Waeve – The Waeve 3 Feb 2023
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Tannhäuser: A voiceless knight requires some quick thinking at The Royal Opera 3 Feb 2023