Fergal Kinney

Fergal Kinney

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A total delight to be able to say: I interviewed Paul McCartney for CLASH’s summer cover, in Soho last month. The whole article is available for free online now, link in bio. Nothing really prepares you for when the lift doors open and McCartney is just standing there. He asked where I was from and I replied “Blackburn, Lancashire”, he stuck a fist in the air and went “Blackburn, Lancashire: right on!”. I was mostly alright after that. Sweetly, he took time to ask me about my family and, as he was seeing me out of the office at the end, told me “say hi to your folks in Blackburn, Lancashire.” A total class act. Paul McCartney: right on. Strongest possible thank you to editor Robin Murray for thinking of me for this and making something fairly ludicrous and dreamlike happen. 08 Jun 2026 Fabulous to see @thejanemcdonald interview for @guardian in print today. A thought provoking piece on Jane’s incredible life and career to date. Thank you @fergal_41 for your indepth research and knowledge in making this such a great read. 26 Mar 2026 International joyspreader 25 Dec 2025 I interviewed Adam Curtis for The Face: speaking to the 70 year old documentary maker last week in Dalston about his new five part series Shifty as well as ketamine, Keir Starmer, revolution, Sally Rooney, Cafe Oto and looking back at the strange shifts in his own work. Absolutely loved doing this obviously and thank you to Jade Wickes for the edit and Matthew Whitehouse for the commission. Link in bio! 19 Jun 2025 In our new issue, ‘Facing the Future Again,’ Tribune culture editor @fergal_41 explains how corporate consolidation and the greed of major record labels, not streaming, is what’s really at the heart of the music industry’s problems. Full piece in link in bio. Spotify CEO Daniel Ek kicks off the streaming company’s services in Japan on September 29, 2016. (Credit: TORU YAMANAKA/AFP via Getty Images.) 16 Jun 2025 we have a new issue of @tribuneuk on the urgent global and domestic variants of 2020s fascism. Some great stuff that I’m delighted to have commissioned and some great stuff that I’m reading today for the first time. Take out a very very cheap print subscription today! 19 Nov 2024 TWA gets its own grid post, insane! 28 Sep 2024 (no caption) 27 Sep 2024 belatedly repping our new(ish) Apartheids issue of @tribuneuk + Culture section + my long piece on the working class psychedelia of hero Trish Keenan (1968-2011) 05 Sep 2024 This is Dennis “Dinny” Kinney, my great uncle and the older brother of my grandfather, speaking in a 1993 documentary about Arlington House for homeless men in Camden. I have been trying to find the footage for ages and was finally successful today by pure luck. My family saw the footage on transmission in 1993 and never again. Dinny was born in the early 1930s in West Belfast, growing up in shocking poverty and emigrating to England in the late 1940s. While most of the Kinneys settled in and around Blackburn, Dinny was a drifter and suffered from alcoholism, and became estranged from the family. Watching the video there is a really notable sensibility/sense of humour that I associate with my grandad and has stuck around in the family. 25 Jul 2024 New: the generation who took the flak for austerity as kids - and made the worst Covid sacrifices - are voting for the first time in Thursday. So why are they being spoken about, rather than to? For @thefacemagazine myself and the mighty @nikhartleyphoto spent two days in Bury speaking to first time voters. Link in bio. Thanks so much to @olivepometsey and @m_j_whitehouse for brilliant direction on this, and please set up a direct debit to @reclaim_project who do such great work training young working-class leaders like Farida who so articulately closes this piece. 02 Jul 2024 (no caption) 26 May 2024

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