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Published by Jack Phillips
What happens when the music changes? The Sound Check is a podcast about the real lives of performers beyond the stage—exploring injury, burnout, identity, career transitions and the moments that make us question what success really means. Hosted by former trumpet player Jack Phillips, each episode goes behind the curtain through honest conversations with musicians and performers, alongside Jack’s own experiences of losing his sound and finding a different path forward. Whether you’re building a life in performance, navigating the messy middle or wondering what comes next, The Sound Check is a space for the parts of a creative life that don’t always make it into the programme notes. Honest stories from the performer’s side of the stage.
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Welcome to The Sound Check. Behind every performance, there's a story worth telling. Hosted by Jack Phillips, The Sound Check explores the lives of musicians and performers beyond the stage — from the excitement of pursuing a career in music to the pressures, setbacks and unexpected paths along the way. Through honest conversations, personal experiences and plenty of laughs, we'll explore performance anxiety, ambition, identity, success and what happens when life doesn't quite go to plan. Because there's more to being a performer than what happens under the spotlight. The Sound Check launches Tuesday 3 November 2026 , with our first episode, When the Music Stops . Find out more: https://thesoundcheckpodcast.co.uk The Sound Check — honest stories from the performer's side of the stage.
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