Tonight on the airwaves, The Music Knights are back, with 24 new and eclectic tracks in the space of two hours. As well as playing out some well known classics, we’ll be throwing a number of new songs and upcoming artists into the mix too.
If you haven’t done so already, please follow us on Twitter! Our brand new account was only recently established, and already we’re meeting some great folks on there, and uncovering some belting tunes. We will be reviewing our favourite tracks we’ve found via Twitter in due course too. Similarly, ensure you give us a like on Facebook and uncover the tracks that people are going to be talking about tomorrow, before anyone else.
The show is presented by Sam Davis, Andy Clarke, and Joel Fabian, and begins at 8pm in the UK (that’s 3pm EDT, and 12pm PDT). You can listen live in many ways: Via your phone, your tablet, your Wi-fi radio, or your Internet TV – plus you can listen back to the show as any time via our website, or download the FREE podcast (this is usually available within a few hours).
If you want to get in touch tonight, we’d love to hear from you. If you’re either listening for the first time, you’re a budding musician who would like to get your song played on the air, you’re a promoter with a song that you think would sound perfect on the show, or you simply want a chat, get in touch via the following methods:
– If you’re in the UK, send us a text! 07766 404142 (start text with word REACH)
– Tweet us @themusicknights
– Send us a message via our Facebook page
– Email us on hello@tmk.websitesright.co.uk
– If listening on ReachOnAir.com – use their instant message feature!
PS: We’ll be playing a track on air tonight which you’ve never heard before which is a brand new ReachOnAir exclusive – never played on the station before (from possibly the biggest band in the world). Uncover this track, and many more, from 8pm (UK time)
This post is written by Sam Davis. Sam has a passion for web development, the media and red wine. Amongst other genres, Sam is a big fan of Scottish rock, so much so that he once forced his way through a crowd, injuring people on the way, just to get the plectrum thrown by the lead singer of Glasvegas.
