Black Wax

Black Wax Live music promotion, label, blog, and radio show - www.blackwax.uk Adam Smith’s Back Wax was a weekly radio on a local community radio station.

Black Wax is now a live music promotions company and record label with a monthly radio show 'Let's Go' on Totally Wired Radio. Adam Smith was a concert promoter at The Square in Harlow, Essex since 2001 up until the venue’s closure in 2017. He's also promoted live and club events in and around Essex and London. He DJ’d the Rifles’ ‘No Love Lost’ 10th anniversary show at the Electric Ballroom (Camd

en) in 2015, Steve Diggle’s (Buzzcocks) album launch at the 100 Club (Oxford St.) in 2011 and at Butlins’ ‘Great British Alternative Festival’ in 2012. Adam promoted one of the last ever UK shows for legendary Small Faces (and Faces, and Rolling Stones) organist, Ian ‘Mac’ McLagan. Since 2007 he's also been a touring bassist for the Newtown Neurotics and more recently London power pop band Los Pepes. Adam's also played live for Eddie & The Hot Rods, Ed Tudor Pole and Chas Hodges. Fact: Adam rides a 1980 Vespa PX and likes Kiss, including the 80s stuff.

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Adam Smith’s Back Wax was a weekly radio show throughout 2017 which now exists as 30 podcasts (ok, might have skipped a few weeks) over at Mixcloud. Go have a look and listen and you’ll quickly catch on to what kinda music we’re dealing with here!

I’ve been a concert promoter at The Square in Harlow, Essex since 2001 up until the venue’s closure in 2017.

I have also promoted live and club events in and around Essex and London. I DJ’d the Rifles’ ‘No Love Lost’ 10th anniversary show at the Electric Ballroom (Camden) in 2015, Steve Diggle’s (Buzzcocks) album launch at the 100 Club (Oxford St.) in 2011 and at Butlins’ ‘Great British Alternative Festival’ in 2012.

I promoted one of the last ever UK shows for legendary Small Faces (and Faces, and Rolling Stones) organist, Ian ‘Mac’ McLagan.