Bass Player
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| Played by | Charlie Biddle |
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About Bass Player
Sting receives freedom of North Tyneside after 13-year wait
... " Fierce regional pride The former singer and Bass Player with pop behemoth The Police received the civic honour at North Shields historic Exchange 1856 building...
Matty Healy: The 1975 threatened with legal action after Malaysia festival cancellation
... " Healy and the band s Bass Player Ross MacDonald then kissed as the band played the song I Like America & America Likes Me...
The 1975 cancels Indonesia and Taiwan shows after Malaysia LGBT row
... Lead singer Matty Healy attacked Malaysia s anti-LGBT laws on Friday and kissed Bass Player Ross MacDonald on stage - the band was swiftly banned from playing in the country...
Matty Healy: 1975 show ended in Malaysia after singer attacks anti-LGBT laws
... During the set, singer Matty Healy launched a lengthy attack on the country s anti-LGBT laws, before kissing Bass Player Ross MacDonald...
The Boo Radleys: From Glastonbury to Britpop return, via the classroom
... " The Boo Radleys Bass Player Tim Brown has been working as an IT teacher in Northern Ireland for 19 years now...
Vesna 'are not your dolls': Eurovision Q& A
... Rapper Tanita is Bulgarian, Bass Player Tereza is Slovak, pianist Olesya is Russian, while songwriter Patricie Kaňok, drummer Marketa and violinist Bára are all from Czechia...
The View: Gig halted after band members clash on stage
... " The Bass Player normally plays a couple of songs and it was his birthday yesterday...
Wrexham: Can football fame make City of Culture vulture?
... " I m a musician and play in a band, and our Bass Player is a Wrexham fan - even though he s not from Wales...
Sting receives freedom of North Tyneside after 13-year wait
Music legend Sting has officially accepted the freedom of his home borough of North Tyneside, 13 years after it was offered.
The Wallsend-born songwriter was awarded the honour in 2010, but a " robust" touring schedule delayed him collecting it.
Sting said everything he had achieved " was dreamt up in North Tyneside".
" In a way it's coming Full Circle and having the borough acknowledge that is a kind of fantasy in itself, " He Said .
" I've won a lot of accolades and blandishments of success in The World , but all of those are just manifestations of things that were dreamt up here, when I was wandering The Streets or wandering The Beaches thinking 'what am I going to do with My Life '. "
'Fierce regional pride'The former singer and Bass Player with pop behemoth The Police received The Civic honour at North Shields ' historic Exchange 1856 building.
He arrived by Metro from Newcastle's Central Station , a route that goes through his Home Town , but said he had only been saved from getting lost by a friend.
" Eventually I found My Way round, " He Said .
" Of course The City 's changed and Tyneside has changed, but enough of it is the same for me to feel home. "
Born Gordon Sumner, the musician said there was a " distinct, profound sense of place" and a " fierce regional pride" on Tyneside that prevented him forgetting who he was.
" I think in my business you can, " He Said . " It's intoxicating and you can forget who you are.
" I don't come home very often and when I do it is deeply significant to me. "
The scroll awarding Sting the freedom of his home borough acknowledged his " outstanding achievements, lasting influence on the global music landscape and advocacy for North Tyneside".
Asked what he wanted from the rest of his career, Sting said he had been touring since 1977 and wanted to continue.
" Walking Out in front of 10-20,000 people who are all pleased to see you and, at The End of The Night , they don't ask for their money back, " He Said .
" That's a great life and if that carried on for another decade I'll be very happy. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
