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The importance of any tour pr whether it be in the UK or Ireland and whether it be classical music stars like G4 or indie bands, is communication. Working with the G4 on the Irish leg of their 20TH Anniversary Tour was a joy! Great results were gained from The tour, across local Irish mediaRead more

The LDN 20-Year Anniversary Book is finally here! Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) Testimonials come together to help celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the LDN Research Trust. New Horizons is a book to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the LDN Research Trust, which is a nonprofit charity. The book contains LDN testimonials from LDN prescribers, pharmacists,Read more

As International Women’s Day approaches on March 8th 2024 at Quite Great we are proud to highlight some of the women we  have worked with over the years, from some of the very best in the music industry Cher,  Aretha Franklin, Mariah Carey and Joyce Sims to World music pop sensation Wiyaala, as well as manyRead more

More and more things are being cancelled due to COVID-19 and lockdown restrictions, and even though we are seeing some of the restrictions being slowly lifted, it is upsetting to say that unfortunately The Boat Race 2021 will not be occurring in its usual format. Between COVID-19 and the instability of Hammersmith Bridge, the organisersRead more

Quite Great successfully soft launched the alternative news source for the youth of Cambridge at the start of 2021, the Cambridge Unwrapped YouTube channel, which fast approaches 200 subscribers and passed 10,000 views in only its first few days. The channel offers a ‘fringe voice’, and alternative look at one of the most famous citiesRead more

Discover all things ‘Cambridge’ in latest series ‘Cambridge Unwrapped’Read more

I Am Tru Starr tackles issues at the centre of Black Lives Matter 2020 hasn’t been the best year, has it? Firstly with the pandemic hitting the globe in vigorous force, the protests for BLM hit shortly after. A year of pain, controversy, and ill health, is there anything else the world wants to throwRead more

Made redundant from his job last summer, Richard Stevens, 54, of Borehamwood in Hertfordshire, has now found himself with a brand-new job, thanks to the help of his 16-year-old son Oscar and a song he wrote and sent to employers asking them to look beyond CVs and look at the person behind the paper whenRead more

According to Music Week: Under coronavirus, many hard-pressed music biz executives may have taken on a side gig. But now it’s started happening to technology companies as well. Everywhere you look, digital firms are widening their remit as the industry places bets on where things might end up once we settle on the exact formatRead more

BBC Radio 1 presenter Jack Saunders has reassured bands and labels that he will continue to support alternative music. As exclusively revealed this month by Music Week, station head Aled Haydn Jones has entrusted Saunders with a brand new multi-genre show, Radio 1’s Future Artists, which will air at 10pm on Monday to Wednesday. ItRead more