LEISURE: Yeovil Live is back!

THE Yeovil Live leisure magazine is back and packed with latest information about forthcoming gigs and events in the area.

The magazine has been out of circulation for a while, but it has now returned under the watchful eye of new editor Ryan Leese, who can be found at Waterloo Music in Hendford, and is also well-known on the local gig scene with local band Hundred Days.

The Waterloo Music store manager said the magazine was a way of supporting the local music scene and letting people who enjoy live music know where they can find all the latest gigs.

PHOTO – ABOVE: Ryan Leese – the editor of Yeovil Live.

PHOTO – RIGHT: The new edition of Yeovil Live – giving local gig listings and other leisure news for July and August 2015.

“Please support the magazine and support your local music scene because we have so much music to be thankful for – you just need to go and discover it,” said Ryan.

“Bands, musicians, educators, shops, recording studios and venues – we have it all.

“Please take a look at the live music listings, choose a gig and go and support it.”

Ryan added: “There is something musically special about our town; so go and discover it for yourself.”

As well as the gig listings, there are also reviews and other interesting articles included in the magazine.

The Yeovil Press is delighted to be a supporter of the Yeovil Live magazine and wishes Ryan the very best for the future.

Yeovil Live is FREE and available to be picked-up from various outlets around the town and surrounding area such as pubs and, of course, Waterloo Music in Hendford, Yeovil.

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