Stuart Bailie's guest appearances

Stuart Bailie

Word In Your Ear

The 405 Exchange

Davy Sims's Podcast

In Search of Purpose with Sal Hanvey

Little Inspirations

History Now (NVTV) with Barry Sheppard

Nick Mulvey

Dermot Kennedy

Matthew Murphy

Johnny Marr

Camrus Johnson

James Baldwin

Zola Jesus

Gary Numan

Julia Jacklin

Valerie June

Kat Edmonson

Lilly Hiatt

Allen Stone

Loyle Carner

Felix White

OwlTail

Music journalists Stuart Bailie and Conor McCaffrey talk to historian Barry Sheppard about how music trends have shaped Irish society over the past 50 years.

Music journalists Stuart Bailie and Conor McCaffrey talk to historian Barry Sheppard about how music trends have shaped Irish society over the past 50 years.

History Now - Irish music with Stuart Bailie and Conor McCaffrey

Described as “A titan of the Northern Ireland music scene” by the BBC’s Tom Robinson, Stuart Bailie is a renowned music journalist, broadcaster and author from Belfast. He has been an industry professional for well over three decades, his career taking in contributions to Mojo, Uncut, Q, Vox, The Irish Times and Hot Press. He spent eight years at NME – including a three-year stint as deputy editor – and was, from 2008 to 2016, CEO of his native city’s Oh Yeah Music Centre, the dedicated creative hub he co-founded in 2007. In his conversation with Declan Lawn, Stuart discusses his regard for the kind of “slow culture” exemplified by his quarterly magazine, Dig With It. He also recalls the role he played in the nascent Blur-Oasis rivalry of the mid-90s and explains how the “Cut your own groove” mantra has helped shepherd him through tough times.

Described as “A titan of the Northern Ireland music scene” by the BBC’s Tom Robinson, Stuart Bailie is a renowned music journalist, broadcaster and author from Belfast. He has been an industry professional for well over three decades, his career taking in contributions to Mojo, Uncut, Q, Vox, The Irish Times and Hot Press. He spent eight years at NME – including a three-year stint as deputy editor – and was, from 2008 to 2016, CEO of his native city’s Oh Yeah Music Centre, the dedicated creative hub he co-founded in 2007. In his conversation with Declan Lawn, Stuart discusses his regard for the kind of “slow culture” exemplified by his quarterly magazine, Dig With It. He also recalls the role he played in the nascent Blur-Oasis rivalry of the mid-90s and explains how the “Cut your own groove” mantra has helped shepherd him through tough times.

Little Inspirations - Stuart Bailie

Stuart Bailie is a Music Journalist, and an old school one at that!  He has been the CEO for The Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast, helping musicians move their way up and get the recognition they deserve.  He was a Broadcast Presenter on the radio for many years across various stations on the BBC.  He has recently set up a new publication with his Daughter called : 'Dig it' as well as having written and compiled a book titled: 'Trouble Songs', which takes a look at the music industry and the artists involved in N. Ireland through the decades of The Troubles.     He has written for the likes of NME and has worked with Warner Brother, so this man has been at the fore front of many genres of music for many decades.  Let me take you on a journey through Stuarts career and all the wonderful stories he has to share along the way.  

Stuart Bailie is a Music Journalist, and an old school one at that!  He has been the CEO for The Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast, helping musicians move their way up and get the recognition they deserve.  He was a Broadcast Presenter on the radio for many years across various stations on the BBC.  He has recently set up a new publication with his Daughter called : 'Dig it' as well as having written and compiled a book titled: 'Trouble Songs', which takes a look at the music industry and the artists involved in N. Ireland through the decades of The Troubles.   He has written for the likes of NME and has worked with Warner Brother, so this man has been at the fore front of many genres of music for many decades.  Let me take you on a journey through Stuarts career and all the wonderful stories he has to share along the way.

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Stuart Bailie found time in his busy schedule to talk to Ken Grand-Pierre over a cup of coffee.

Stuart Bailie found time in his busy schedule to talk to Ken Grand-Pierre over a cup of coffee.