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1. A Bit About ... Shana Swash
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007SHANA Swash is best known for playing Demi Miller in EastEnders. The 16-year-old London-born actress is appearing in Girls Night, at the Lowry, from Monday.
2. Preview: Kelly Jones
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007YOU can't blame Kelly Jones for craving a change of scenery. As frontman of Stereophonics, he and his band (alongside maybe only Oasis) have become staples of arena-sized, mid-90s-derived machismo bloke rock.
3. Doctor's cure for boredom
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007MAKE the Easter break a truly egg-citing time for children with an activities programme around Greater Manchester choc-full of fun!
4. Preview: 192 Acousticfest
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007THERE'S always been a strong musical tradition of songs being inspired by buses but this must surely be the first time we've had a whole festival dedicated to one.
5. Preview: Barenaked Ladies
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007IN the United States and their native Canada they are four-million selling sensations, but here in Britain, Barenaked Ladies alternate with Bjorn Again as wacky festival staples.
6. Preview: Strictly Ballet With Wayne Sleep
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007BALLET star Wayne Sleep (pictured) presents an evening of the most exciting, romantic and dramatic music ever written for classical ballet tomorrow (Saturday).
7. Preview: John Williams and John Etheridge
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007THE world's foremost classical guitarist, John Williams, joins fellow jazz virtuoso John Etheridge for a Manchester concert on Sunday set to delight their many fans.
8. Portrait of a distant war
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007TWENTY-five years ago on Monday, Argentinian forces overwhelmed the small Royal Marine garrison in Port Stanley, the capital of the Falkland Islands.
9. Preview: Fall Out Boy
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007THE old expression "What doesn't kill us only makes us stronger'' perfectly sums up Emo music's current predicament.
10. Preview: Damien Rice
Heywood Advertiser, Friday 30 March 2007IN every musical genre, there are the leaders and there are the foot soldiers.