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Louisā former drummer David Dyson posted a throwback of Louis and his first live band at Key 103 Live in Manchester 9/11/17 (on the left is Zak who is still in the band and to the right of Louis is Rich Zbaraski who replaced Matt on bass for the Asian and Australian shows this year)
10/11/22 + 13/11/22
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The One by Jorja Smith -Ā Director: Hector Dockrill
(Current projects?) Iām in Louis Tomlinsonās band. The music is banging and heās got awesome stage presence. (Career highlights?)Ā The Royal Variety Performance and X Factor Final with Louis Tomlinson was crazy!
David Dyson, Louisā drummer
I loved it when they asked what David's current project was, he said I'm in Louis Tomlinson's band. It has a wonderful ring to it. It says commitment for more performances and to a tour to me. And a bonus because he seems like a great guy and a sweet Harrie.
Yeah, absolutely.
Itās my impression that there is some shared history between Louisā band and CHASM, not least because they are sessions musicians with performing experiences of their own.
I do like the way David phrased his answer; he prioritized Louisā album and described the music as banginā,ā pretty cool in other words. Iām sure he was happy to get the high profile work, but stillā out there promoting our boy and liking Harryās posts. Not bad.
-In your career to date, who have you performed with and what sorts of venues have you played at? Iāve played and recorded with a number of incredible artists in very different musical spheres. These include Louis Tomlinson, Nick Mulvey, Gregory Porter, Raye, Holly Macve, the National Youth Jazz Orchestra and the BBC Concert Orchestra. -What have been your career highlights so far? The Royal Variety Performance and X Factor Final with Louis Tomlinson was crazy! -What are you currently working on? Iām in Louis Tomlinsonās band. The music is banging and heās got awesome stage presence
David Dyson, Louisā drummer, in his interview for Trinity Rock & Pop
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#extended tomlinson-styles family
:)
Louisā band showing their support! -Ā Rich Zbaraski, bass player/ David Dyson, drummer
Britain's smallest mobile network operator, Three, wants the regulator to rein in market leader EE (BT.L) by setting a 30 percent cap on the proportion of airwaves an operator can own.
Britain's smallest mobile network operator, Three, wants the regulator to rein in market leader EE (BT.L) by setting a 30 percent cap on the proportion of airwaves an operator can own.
Such a move would boost competition in a market that delivers "mediocre" service to customers, it said on Tuesday.
The operator, owned by Hong Kong's CK Hutchison Holdings (0001.HK), said it needed more spectrum to grow its customer base and offer bigger bundles of data, a strategy it is pursuing after its merger with Telefonica's (TEF.MC) O2 was blocked by EU regulators in May.
EE (BT.L), owned by BT, has 42 percent of the spectrum currently available, while Vodafone (VOD.L) has 29 percent and O2 and Three have 14 percent and 15 percent respectively, Three said.
British competition authorities waved through BT's acquisition of EE in January without making BT sell any of its combined spectrum, to the surprise of some in the industry.
Three UK's Chief Executive David Dyson said he wanted regulator Ofcom to impose the 30 percent cap at the next auction, expected next year, as it would provide better balance in a market with four operators.
"All operators other than EE-BT are below that 30 percent cap right now," he told reporters on Tuesday. EE should not be precluded from bidding, he said, but it should be required to sell some of its existing portfolio if it wanted to buy new spectrum.
