Using Ko-fi, we are giving you the opportunity to donate or tip your favourite journalists, bands and charities easily through us! Just follow the link and when you ‘buy us a coffee’, specify what who your donation is for! From there, we will send it to the content creator to help them in these worrying times where the future of work in music looks bleak. Seeing all of the work done by the #WeMakeEvents campaign, we want to be able to support the people keeping us entertained whilst we’re in the second wave. The creative industries are so important and through your support, we can try and help those who’s livelihoods are at risk because of CORONA. If you want to donate – here is the place to do that! Proof of transaction to content creator can be provided upon request #WeMakeEvents is an international movement to highlight that the live events sector urgently needs support from local governments to survive the Covid-19 crisis. What else can we do if we can’t donate? Write to your local MP to demand action. Read More, share WME videos on social media, call someone you know in the industry to hear their story and encourage them to speak out and record your own video, post and add tags.
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Founded in late 2018 by Natalie Greener, Tits Upon Tyne is a Community Interest Company with the the aim to raise awareness and funds for our causes and campaigns. We do this through bringing the punk DIY music scene to life. Since growing our audience, this platform has now become more than the odd live show. “The first TUT was one of the best gigs we ever had the pleasure of playing.” – PRIMARY COLOURS “A night of wholesome chaos.” – SPOTLIGHT MUSIC What is a Community Interest Company? A community interest company is a type of company introduced by the United Kingdom government in 2005 under the Companies Act 2004, designed for social enterprises that want to use their profits and assets for the public good. Staying true to our original calling, Tits Upon Tyne is best known for the punk shows put on throughout the year at The Cluny 2 in Ouseburn, Newcastle. So far we have raised almost £1k in aid of Breast Cancer Now but we want to broaden our horizons post COVID-19. Yes, we will continue to host our legendary live punk nights that tell breast cancer to stick it, but we also want to try some new things. This CIC is not a one trick pony! An aim of Tits Upon Tyne is to assist aspiring artists, journalists and other creatives in the North East to showcase their work. We understand that this can be difficult for many so, utilising our live website and personalised domain, we now have weekly content uploaded to our blog by guest or resident writers. Knowing our message and identity, the topics we primarily cover is music, female empowerment and mental health. What started as something in aid of Breast Cancer has now blossomed to have multiple meanings to different people. Submissions are always welcome and able to submit at – journo@titsupontyne.co.uk We don’t necessarily stick to the above themes so let your creative juices flow with reviews or feature pieces!
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