On This Day 5th July 2001.

2 men on a stage, performing as part of a band. On the let is a tall man wearing a blue, grey and white woolly hat, dark t-shirt, and blue jeans, and playing a white bass guitar. On the right is a man with short dark hair, wearing a dark shirt and grey trousers, holding a microphone in both hands, even though it's on a stand, while he sings in to it. In the background, a man can almost be seen sitting behind a silver drum kit, only his right hand visible clutching a drum stick. Black walls and bright stage lights fill the rest of the background, with a bloom of red light above the singers head.

This was the night my time in the music biz really kicked off, even if inadvertantly! Barry Sloane (bass) and Kev Dixon (vocals) of Scouse band Junk Culture, playing their first ever gig as a band, at the L2, Liverpool, 5th July 2001.

A man with short dark hair, wearing a pair of dark-rimmed glasses and a shiny blue shirt, sitting behind a grey drumkit, with a drumstick raised in his right hand, as looks off the left of the frame. A black curtain fills the background behind him.

Tom Marsh, drummer with York-based band Farrah, at the L2, Liverpool, 5th July 2001.

2 men performing on a stage as part of a band. On the left is a rather sweaty man, inexplicably wearing a grey wollen hat and no top, with a blue pair of jeans, and playing a brown electric guitar. On the right is a tall man wearing a black bowler hat, a black t-shirt, and a red pair of trousers with a silver stripe running down the side of the leg, playing a silvery-grey bass guitar. A grey balustrade can be seen off to the left of the frame, next to a brown brick wall, with black walls filling the rest of the background.

Doug Granville (guitar) and Steve Carter (bass) of LA rockers Four Star Mary on stage at the L2, Liverpool, 5th July 2001.

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