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Author: Sal

Kurves Play Live on IW Radio

Friday, 22nd August, 2008 at 2:20 pm, Isle of Wight

31, August 2008
7:00 pm

Fans of The Kurves will be pleased to know that the band will be playing on Sunday 31st August.

Kurves Play Live on IW RadioThey will be promoting a new song and will be announcing the times and dates that they will be playing both Bestival and the White Air festivals.

We hear that band member Jamie, is also in the last stages of completing his first novel, which is almost ready to be sent off to publishers.

It’s called called English Boy and is the story of his time as a soldier in Northern Ireland.

Tune in to 102/107fm from 7pm on the 31st.

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One Response to “Kurves Play Live on IW Radio”

  1. Pete Says:
    August 29th, 2008 at 12:20 am

    I can’t believe the talent these boys hold. There music is amazing and i cannot wait until i see them live again. One of the only bands gong that do not do any covers, thats how you know they are a new breed of pure talent.

    To hear Jamie is bringing out a book is crazy. What other talents has he got. I hope there is some way we can get to see this book soon, does anyone know where we can get a copy.

    Pete

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