Club QFM Sitges

06/04/2024

The dirty little secret about Barcelona that no one ever talks about is that there’s literally nowhere to sit down and get a decent drink. 🍸

15/09/2022

Fresh beats from and ! Joining the swim on your

03/09/2022

Who are these two cheeky looking chaps? Can you remember the theme tune to this once popular tv show? Listen in on Roots and Shoots at 14.00 today.. It's all gone a bit 50's, 60's..🤔
Kind of!

30/08/2022

Happy Birthday Anton Newcombe of Massacre! Killer pic for by … loads and loads of BJM, solo tracks and collabs old and new with L’Epee and more sprinkled around Snare The Completists on your 🍄

20/08/2022

Gram Parsons looking sharp in his Nudie suit with legendary designer Nudie Cohn … listen up for much Flying Burrito Brothers to leaven the downbeat mix on this uncharacteristically box fresh August Saturday on your !

19/08/2022

We had a spot of weather last night over our beloved Garraf… hope everyone stayed safe! Lovely day of music for today’s crystal clear skies and a lovely weekend in the forecast! Listen in at www.Quarantiniradio.club

16/08/2022

MORNING COFFEE? Second cup is coming back around at 10am … time to get your engine running, it’s going to be a long week. Festa Major and Santa Tecla celebrations are here! Loads of festive music in the pipeline on your

14/08/2022

Andy and Nico.
Have a fun day Sunday.

12/08/2022

Good old-fashioned sh*t-kickin’ country alt-folk from New York’s The Felice Brothers joins the mix on Snare The Completists…

10/08/2022

06/08/2022

06/08/2022

Roots and Shoots electro. Tonight , Saturday, @ 21.00 EST and 20.00 GMT.
Including the Likes of Modeselector, Curry and Kruwall, Crazy P, Siriusmo, Knifehandchop, Chemical Brothers, Beck and Thom Yorke.

03/08/2022

03/08/2022

03/08/2022

Ja coneixem els protagonistes de la Festa Major d’enguany!
Pregoner : Jordi Martí i Camps
Pendonista de Sant Bartomeu : Toni Muñoz Suárez
Autor del cartell de Sant Bartomeu: Modesto Caballero
Pendonista de Santa Tecla : Dolors Ojeda
Autora del cartell de Santa Tecla : Laia Domínguez Paretas

03/08/2022

Word.

"People think of my dad as the prince of darkness, a moody performer who turned his back on the audience out of disregard for them. That wasn’t him at all. But this wasn’t something I truly realised until I stood onstage with him as part of his legendary band: Dad wasn’t turning away from the audience; he was turning toward the band. It wasn’t a sign of disrespect for those there to hear him; it was a sign of respect for those there to play. And I was lucky enough to be there to play.
I knew he was a famous musician, but didn’t quite understand how famous. As a kid, I was always telling him I wanted to be a musician. Finally, when I was 14, he asked if I wanted to go on the road with him in the summer.
Of course, I said yes.
I learned a lot, not only about music, but about my father, during those summer tours. As I stood in the wings, I saw that playing the music live was the most important thing to him.
Those tours were the first sustained amount of time I spent with my father. What I discovered about him was how he could break down what was going on in any musical performance – and find something to take away from it.
I remember once watching a heavy metal show on MTV, and when Slayer came on, I thought, “Dad’s going to hate this.” He watched for a bit and then said, “Huh. That drummer is really laying it down, isn’t he?” Then he just walked away.
He finally asked me onstage for a tour in 1990. He was giving me a chance and I was terrified of blowing it. I played electronic percussion, which was a genre my dad kind of invented.
I didn’t even get any rehearsals. I watched the guy who did it before me for a couple of shows, then I was just kind of on it, in the seat. It was nerve-racking for me, but at the same time, it felt wonderful to have my father turn toward me, to listen to me and to play with me as an equal."

Erin Davis

02/08/2022

One for the history books. The legend Joni Mitchell

Joni Mitchell “Summertime “Live at Newport Folk Festival, Sunday, July 24, 2022.Joni’s Jam consists of Joni Mitchell, Brandi Carlile, Allison Russell, Shoote...

29/07/2022

Today, on Roots and Shoots at 14.00 EST, listen out for Monster Rally
Monster Rally is the brainchild of Cleveland native Ted Feighan. Producing music that is sampled-based tropical pop, Monster Rally began with the goal of assembling a bunch of old records into a completely different beast. Feighan began crafting tracks from his collection of records, combining his interests in Hip-hop, Exotica, Tropicalia, and Soul. Monster Rally creates tracks that manage to maintain a surprisingly organic sound, as if they were recorded by a full band on analog tape. There is something inherently nostalgic about the sound.

26/07/2022

🎞️Dimecres 27 de juliol, última de les sessions de cinema a la fresca amb la projecció de la pel·lícula ‘Damas de hierro’.
Prèviament es projectarà el curtmetratge ‘Golondrinas’.

▶️22 hores a la platja de La Fragata (sessió gratuïta)

https://www.sitges.cat/serveis/joventut/actualitat/agenda/projeccio-de-2018damas-de-hierro2019-de-pamela-tola

26/07/2022

Just hoping that your Tuesday has even half the energy shining here… Happiest of birthdays to Mr. Verdine Adams White, bassist and founding member of the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire! Tune in for some elemental EW&F tracks on 5’o’clock Funkalicious on your

25/07/2022

COME IN, HOUSTON, OVER…
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DJ session Restaurante 5:30-8pmCET
Radio show 7pmCET
foto: Elena Libroblanco

25/07/2022

Eleven years without Amy :( https://youtu.be/xpntmVzCNeY

Amy Winehouse performs Stronger Than Me on Later... with Jools Holland.Watch more on iPlayer: bbc.co.uk/iplayer

23/07/2022

Just two of Devons finest, Seth Lakeman and Phat Bollard. Playing today on Roots and Shoots. Tune in at 14.00 EST or 13.00 GMT.

23/07/2022

Happy Funkadelic Birthday Mr. George Clinton! Tune in at 5pm Spain for an all Parliament Funkalicious Hour on your 🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉🦉

22/07/2022

Italy’s Nu Genea bring the finest Neopolitan gardening music to your Aperitivo Hour this very hour on your … also Skinshape, The Herbaliser, Moderator, The Soundcarriers, Arc de Soleil and more for Friday chill

22/07/2022

TONIGHTS WICKED WOMEN 1900 CET

Poppy, synth, boppy, electro, lil melancholy!
Abundant new discoveries.

19/07/2022

Ah, this brings back memories, working at Exeter Phoenix, I remember the crazy set up for Neil Cowley because at the last minute we had to source a Grand Piano and the absolute run around we had to do to get it set up and tuned etc..
It was all worth it. You know that hit in the stomach you get when you hear music that lifts you for the first time? Or how a tune just gives you goosebumps? I got both and throughout his whole performance. Degree in Intuition has and always will be my absolute favourite of his.
Listen in today at 14.00 (13.00 UK)on Roots and Shoots.

Neil Cowley (born 5 November 1972) is an English contemporary pianist and composer. He has also released music as part of Fragile State, the Green Nuns of the Revolution, and the Neil Cowley Trio. With his trio, he appeared on Later... with Jools Holland in April 2008 and won the 2007 BBC Jazz Award for best album for Displaced.
He began as a classical pianist and performed a Shostakovich piano concerto at the age of 10 at Queen Elizabeth Hall. In his late teens Cowley moved into being a keyboardist for soul and funk acts Mission Impossible, the Brand New Heavies, Gabrielle and Zero 7. He also appeared as a co-composer and session musician with the jazz-rock group Samuel Purdey. An early album was Foxbury Rules, released under the pseudonym Diamond Wookie.

In 2002, he formed the duo Fragile State with Ben Mynott; after its end, the Neil Cowley Trio.

In 2006, he released an album called Soundcastles under the name Pretz.

In 2008, the Neil Cowley Trio recorded cover versions of the Beatles' "Revolution 1" and "Revolution 9" for Mojo magazine. In 2012, he appeared as the session pianist on Adele's album 21.