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Scunthorpe Telegraph Thursd ay,June20 - Wedn esday , June26, 2013 49 44 Scunthorpe Telegraph T h u r s d a y, J une 2 0 - We d n e s d a y,June 2 6, 2 013 Breaking n e ws24/7onscun tho rpe telegraph.co.uk STE- E0 1- S2 STE- E0 1- S2 Breaking news 24/7 on scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk AN OPEN gardens event will be held in West Halton from 11am to 4pm on Sunday (June 23). It will raise funds for the St Etheldreda Church repair and restoration project. Tickets are £3 for adults and free for children. Call 01724 734620. W H AT’S ON MEETS ROD STEWART A SUMMER craft fair will be held at the Wilderspin National School, Barton, from 10am to 5pm on Saturday (June 22). Call 01652 635172. TOP 10 THIN GS TO DO AN EXHIBITION of art and photographs will be staged at All Saints’ Church in Winterton from 10am to 4pm on Saturday (June 22) and noon to 4pm on Sunday (June 23). Admission is free and refreshments will be served. Call 01724 734285. Rod Stewart Sheffield Motorpoint Arena Sunday, June 23 World War Z, 15 GERRY Lane (Brad Pitt) is a retired United Nations investigator, who devotes his time to his wife Karin (Mireille Enos) and daughters Constance (Sterling Jerins) and Rachel (Abigail Hargrove). During a drive through Philadelphia, the Lanes witness the spread of a disease which transforms men, women and children into merciless predators with a single bite. Gerry s old boss at the UN, Thierry Umutoni (Fana Mokoena), guarantees Karin, Constance and Rachel passage on an aircraft carrier if Gerry will agree to travel behind enemy lines to discover the source of the outbreak. The search moves from a military base in South Korea to Jerusalem and finally to a World Health Organisation compound in Wales where Gerry and an Israeli soldier (Daniella Kertesz) join four doctors (Peter Capaldi, Pierfrancesco Favino, Ruth Negga, Moritz Bleibtreu) in the frantic race against time for a cure. World War Z 3D (15): Daily 2.15 (not Sat/Sun/Mon), 5.15, 8.15, Fri/Sat 11pm. World War Z (15): Daily 12.30 (not Tues), 3.15, 6.15, 9.15, Wed 10.20pm. Also showing: Despicable Me 2 3D (U): Sat/Sun 12.15, 2.45. Despicable Me 2 (U): Sat/Sun 10.30, 11.30, 1.00, 2.00, 3.30, 4.30, 7.00. Fast and Furious 6 (12a): Daily 12.30 (not Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues), 3.30 (not Sat/Sun), 9.00 (not Sat/Sun), Sat/Sun 9.30pm. Epic (U): Sat/Sun 11.30am; The Hangover 3 (15), daily 6.30 (not Sat/Sun), Fri/Sat 10.30pm; After Earth (12a), daily 12.30 (not Sat/Sun/Tues), 3.00 (not Sat/Sun/Tues), 5.30 (not Sat/Sun), 8.00pm, Sat/Sun 2.00, 5.45. Man of Steel 3D (12a): Daily 1.30, 4.45, 8.00. Man of Steel (12a): Daily 1.00 (subtitled Sun), 2,00, 4.15, 5.15, 7.30, 8.30 (subtitled Sun), Fri/Sat 10.45pm. Senior Screen: Tues 1.00. KIDS AM: Sammy s Great Escape (U), Sat/Sun 10.30. Sammy s Great Escape 3D (U): Sat/Sun 11.00. CINEMA Listings shown for Vue Cinema, Scunthorpe, Friday, June 21 -Thursday, Jun 27 1 2 8 Why vintage rocker Rod s sailing back on to stage R ECOGNISED as one of the best selling artists of all time, Rod Stewart has sold more than 100 million records worldwide. He came to prominence in the late 1960s and early 1970s with The Jeff Beck Group and then The Faces, before branching out on his own in 1969. Last month he released Time, his first album of original material for nearly two d e cade s. Rod says he has even surprised himself with his songwriting for the album. He said: “The floodgates just opened up, you know? “I don’t know why, I don’t know what the inspiration was, I thought the song writing had left me forever. “It all came around one Sunday afternoon two years ago, when my dear friend Jim Cregan brought his guitar for Sunday lunch. “He started strumming and I started singing something and Jim said ‘Get back in it, it sounded pretty good’. “So I wrote some lyrics to it and that song was Brighton Be a ch. “I’ve written 11 songs – it’s an absolute miracle because I only used to write two, three, four at the most in the old days. So yeah, it’s a big stat e m e nt. “I cannot wait to get back on the road again, especially in the UK, where the fans always make it a very special occasion for me. “The tour is going to be f antastic.” Reflecting on the old days, Rod said he did not believe in his own songs, so much so that he was sometimes embarrassed to go into the studio. He said: “Even when I was in the Jeff Beck group and Ronnie and I started writing songs, it was always a struggle. “So they would say‘ok, there’s a bottle of wine’ and they would lock me in the hotel room until I got it done. “I had no confidence in my song writing and a pretty well-known executive at a well-known record company really put the nail in the coffin in my song writing about 10 or 11 years ago. “It’s amazing that someone with as much success as I’ve had can just take a complete bash over the head and go‘ugh I can’t write songs anymore because that executive said I couldn’t’. “It’s not that I couldn’t, he just thought what I was doing wasn’t very good. “So I gave up, but now it comes with age and I’ve got so much more confidence in what I do. “I love it. I please myself and be as honest as I possibly can. “The key ingredient is to be honest and sometimes it’s very difficult.” Rod has written about his own experiences – including divorce. On his tour, Live the Life, he will be performing a mix of old tracks and new. Speaking about one of the album tracks, Beautiful Morning, Rod said: “My children absolutely adore this one and my two youngest kids sing it on the way to school. “It’s a story of escapism, getting away somewhere quiet, where you can forget about work and the troubles of the week and make love, get drunk and all fall down, which are some of the lyrics. ” And when it comes to the rest of the album, Rod said: “T here’s an actual throwback to Gasoline Alley because the re ’s lots of mandolins and violins and acoustic guitars. “Otherwise, I think everything else is something of a step forward. “It’s happy music, that’s for sure. I mean, it really is an up album, it makes you smile. “As does my book, it makes you smile. The book certainly helped because I had to recall things that happened 20, 30, 40 years ago. It influenced the music. “Sexual Religion is my little throwback to the 80s and it’s also about how men can be very weak when sex is involved. “On this new album I think I sound quite youthful. “With some of the tracks I go ‘is that me?’ I sound like I’m about 24. “This is an album that I am extremely proud of, there are some very personal songs on it.” For tickets (£60-£70), call the box office on 0114 256 56 56 or visit motor pointarenashef field.co.uk As far as music legends go, you won t get more established than Rod Stewart. For the star, who is father to eight, has a career that spans five decades. Here reporter SELINA MAYCOCK gets Rod to reflect on his career so far and discovers what inspired his new album and tour as he prepares to perform in the region this weekend EAST Nashville-based musicians Eric Brace and Peter Cooper will perform at Kirton in Lindsey Town Hall at 7.30pm on Sunday (June 23). Tickets are £9 in advance or £10 on the door. Buy from the OneStop shop in Kirton, www.wegottickets.com or call Brian on 01652 649230. 3 A CLASSIC car and motorcycle display will be held by the Lincolnshire Louth Motor Club at Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park, from 11am to 5pm on Sunday (June 23) and will include around 40 vehicles. Normal Elsham Hall admission prices apply. Call 01652 688698. 4 A SPONSORED Humber Bridge walk will be held from 10.30am to 12.30pm on Sunday (June 23). It will raise funds for the When You Wish Upon A Star charity and registration is £2 for adults and £1 for under-12s. Registration is essential. Call 01472 827100. 5 LINDSEY Lodge Hospice will host its annual garden party from 1pm on Sunday (June 23). It will take place at the hospice, on Burringham Road, Scunthorpe. Call 01724 270835. 6 A DEMONSTRATION called Bon Voyage will be given to Brigg and District Flower Society at its meeting on Tuesday (June 25). The meeting will be held at the Angel Suite in Brigg at 7.15pm. Call 01469 681768. 7 A TALK entitled 150 Years of Cleethorpes: A Rail and Social View will be given by Bryan Longbone at the latest meeting of Barton Civic Society. It will be held at the Assembly Rooms on Queen Street, Barton-Upon-Humber, at 7.30pm tomorrow (Friday, June 21). Call 01652 632928. 9 HORRIBLE Histories will be performed at the Baths Hall in Scunthorpe from today (Thursday, June 20) until Saturday (June 22). Productions of the 10 Terrible Tudors will be staged at 1.30pm today and 2.30pm on Saturday and the Vile Victorians will be on stage at 7pm tomorrow (Friday). Tickets are £12 to £16. Call 0844 8542776 or see www.scunthor pe theatre s.co.uk NOW SHOWING: Mireille Enos as Karin Lane and Brad Pitt as Gerry Lane in World War Z
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Scunthorpe Telegraph T h u r s d a y,June20 - We d n e s d a y, June26, 2013 4944 Scunthorpe Telegraph T h u r s d a y, J une 2 0 - We d n e s d a y, J une 2 6, 2 013 Breaking n ews 2 4/7 o n scu nth orp etelegraph.co.uk S TE -E 01 -S 2 S TE -E 01 -S 2 Breaking news 24/7 on scunthorpetelegraph.co.uk
AN OPEN gardensevent will be held inWest Halton from 11amto 4pm on Sunday (June23). It will raise fundsfor the St EtheldredaChurch repair and
restoration project. Ticketsare £3 for adults and free forchildren. Call 01724 734620.
W H AT’S ON MEETS ROD STEWART
A SUMMER craft fairwill be held at theWilderspin NationalSchool, Barton, from10am to 5pm onSaturday (June 22).Call 01652 635172.
TOP 10 THINGS TO DO
AN EXHIBITION of artand photographs willbe staged at All Saints’Church in Wintertonfrom 10am to 4pm onSaturday (June 22) andnoon to 4pm on Sunday
(June 23). Admission is free andrefreshments will be served. Call01724 734285.
Rod StewartSheffield Motorpoint ArenaSunday, June 23
World War Z, 15
GERRY Lane (Brad Pitt) is aretired United Nationsinvestigator, who devotes histime to his wife Karin (MireilleEnos) and daughters Constance(Sterling Jerins) and Rachel(Abigail Hargrove). During adrive through Philadelphia, theLanes witness the spread of adisease which transforms men,women and children intomerciless predators with asingle bite. Gerry’s old boss atthe UN, Thierry Umutoni (FanaMokoena), guarantees Karin,Constance and Rachel passageon an aircraft carrier if Gerrywill agree to travel behindenemy lines to discover thesource of the outbreak. Thesearch moves from a militarybase in South Korea toJerusalem and finally to aWorld Health Organisationcompound in Wales whereGerry and an Israeli soldier(Daniella Kertesz) join fourdoctors (Peter Capaldi,Pierfrancesco Favino, RuthNegga, Moritz Bleibtreu) in thefrantic race against time for acure.World War Z 3D (15): Daily2.15 (not Sat/Sun/Mon), 5.15,8.15, Fri/Sat 11pm.World War Z (15): Daily 12.30(not Tues), 3.15, 6.15, 9.15,Wed 10.20pm.
Also showing:
Despicable Me 2 3D (U):Sat/Sun 12.15, 2.45.Despicable Me 2 (U): Sat/Sun10.30, 11.30, 1.00, 2.00, 3.30,4.30, 7.00.Fast and Furious 6 (12a):Daily 12.30 (notSat/Sun/Mon/Tues), 3.30 (notSat/Sun), 9.00 (not Sat/Sun),Sat/Sun 9.30pm.Epic (U): Sat/Sun 11.30am;The Hangover 3 (15), daily 6.30(not Sat/Sun), Fri/Sat 10.30pm; After Earth (12a), daily 12.30(not Sat/Sun/Tues), 3.00 (notSat/Sun/Tues), 5.30 (notSat/Sun), 8.00pm, Sat/Sun2.00, 5.45.Man of Steel 3D (12a): Daily1.30, 4.45, 8.00.Man of Steel (12a): Daily1.00 (subtitled Sun), 2,00,4.15, 5.15, 7.30, 8.30(subtitled Sun), Fri/Sat10.45pm.Senior Screen: Tues 1.00.KIDS AM: Sammy’s GreatEscape (U), Sat/Sun 10.30.Sammy’s Great Escape 3D (U):Sat/Sun 11.00.
CINEMA Listings shown for Vue Cinema, Scunthorpe,Friday, June 21 -Thursday, Jun 27
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Why vintage rocker Rod ssailing back on to stage
RECOGNISED as one of the bestselling artists of all time, RodStewart has sold more than 100million records worldwide. Hecame to prominence in the late
1960s and early 1970s with The Jeff BeckGroup and then The Faces, beforebranching out on his own in 1969.
Last month he released Time, his firstalbum of original material for nearly twod ecade s.
Rod says he has even surprised himself with his songwriting for the album.
He said: “The floodgates just opened up,you know?
“I don’t know why, I don’t know whatthe inspiration was, I thought the songwriting had left me forever.
“It all came around one Sundayafternoon two years ago, when mydear friend Jim Cregan brought hisguitar for Sunday lunch.
“He started strumming and Istarted singing something and
Jim said ‘Get back in it, itsounded pretty good’.
“So I wrote some lyrics to itand that song was BrightonBe ach.
“I’ve written 11 songs – it’san absolute miraclebecause I only used towrite two, three, four atthe most in the old days.So yeah, it’s a bigstat em ent.
“I cannot wait to getback on the roadagain, especially inthe UK, where thefans always make ita very specialoccasion for me.
“The tour isgoing to bef antastic.”
Reflecting onthe old days,Rod said he didnot believe inhis ownsongs, somuch so thathe was
sometimesembarrassed
to go intothe
stu d io.He
said: “Even when I was in the Jeff Beckgroup and Ronnie and I started writingsongs, it was always a struggle.“So they would say ‘ok, there’s a bottle of
wine’ and they would lock me in the hotelroom until I got it done.“I had no confidence in my song writing
and a pretty well-known executive at awell-known record company really put thenail in the coffin in my song writing about10 or 11 years ago.“It’s amazing that someone with as
much success as I’ve had can just take acomplete bash over the head and go‘ugh Ican’t write songs anymore because thatexecutive said I couldn’t’.“It’s not that I couldn’t, he just thought
what I was doing wasn’t very good.“So I gave up, but now it comes with age
and I’ve got so much more confidence inwhat I do.“I love it. I please myself and be as
honest as I possibly can.“The key ingredient is to be honest and
sometimes it’s very difficult.”Rod has written about his own
experiences – including divorce.On his tour, Live the Life, he will be
performing a mix of old tracks and new.Speaking about one of the album tracks,
Beautiful Morning, Rod said: “Mychildren absolutely adore this one and mytwo youngest kids sing it on the way toschool.“It’s a story of escapism, getting away
somewhere quiet, where you can forgetabout work and the troubles of the weekand make love, get drunk and all falldown, which are some of the lyrics.”
And when it comes to the rest of thealbum, Rod said: “T here’s an actualthrowback to Gasoline Alley becausethe re’s lots of mandolins and violins andacoustic guitars.“Otherwise, I think everything else is
something of a step forward.“It’s happy music, that’s for sure. I mean,
it really is an up album, it makes yousm ile.“As does my book, it makes you smile.
The book certainly helped because I hadto recall things that happened 20, 30, 40years ago. It influenced the music.“Sexual Religion is my little throwback
to the 80s and it’s also about how men canbe very weak when sex is involved.“On this new album I think I sound
quite youthful.“With some of the tracks I go ‘is that
me?’ I sound like I’m about 24.“This is an album that I am extremely
proud of, there are some very personalsongs on it.”
For tickets (£60-£70), call the boxoffice on 0114 256 56 56 or visitmotor pointarenashef field.co.uk
As far as music legends go, you won’t get more established than RodStewart. For the star, who is father to eight, has a career that spansfive decades. Here reporter SELINA MAYCOCK gets Rod to reflecton his career so far and discovers what inspired his new albumand tour as he prepares to perform in the region this weekendEAST Nashville-based
musicians Eric Braceand Peter Cooper willperform at Kirton inLindsey Town Hall at7.30pm on Sunday(June 23). Tickets are
£9 in advance or £10 on the door.Buy from the OneStop shop inKirton, www.wegottickets.com orcall Brian on 01652 649230.
3A CLASSIC car andmotorcycle display willbe held by theLincolnshire LouthMotor Club at ElshamHall Gardens andCountry Park, from
11am to 5pm on Sunday (June 23)and will include around 40 vehicles.Normal Elsham Hall admissionprices apply. Call 01652 688698.
4A SPONSOREDHumber Bridge walkwill be held from10.30am to 12.30pm onSunday (June 23). Itwill raise funds for theWhen You Wish Upon
A Star charity and registration is £2for adults and £1 for under-12s.Registration is essential. Call 01472827100.
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LINDSEY LodgeHospice will host itsannual garden partyfrom 1pm on Sunday(June 23). It will takeplace at the hospice, onBurringham Road,
Scunthorpe. Call 01724 270835.
6A DEMONSTRATIONcalled Bon Voyage willbe given to Brigg andDistrict Flower Societyat its meeting onTuesday (June 25). Themeeting will be held at
the Angel Suite in Brigg at 7.15pm.Call 01469 681768.
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A TALK entitled150 Years of Cleethorpes: ARail and SocialView will begiven by BryanLongbone at
the latest meeting of BartonCivic Society. It will be heldat the Assembly Rooms onQueen Street,Barton-Upon-Humber, at7.30pm tomorrow (Friday,June 21). Call 01652 632928.
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HORRIBLEHistorieswill beperformed atthe Baths Hallin Scunthorpefrom today
(Thursday, June 20) until Saturday(June 22). Productions of the
10Terrible Tudors will bestaged at 1.30pm todayand 2.30pm on Saturdayand the Vile Victorianswill be on stage at 7pmtomorrow (Friday).Tickets are £12 to £16.Call 0844 8542776 or seewww.scunthor petheatre s.co.uk
NOW SHOWING: Mireille Enosas Karin Lane and Brad Pittas Gerry Lane in World War Z
