Kayla on Borderline Personality Disorder

Kayla talks about her experience with Borderline Personality Disorder. The background music is the soon to be released special edition single "On the Borderline".

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Countdown to the Edinburgh Fringe ...

Following the success of her debut Fringe performances in 2008, Kayla returns to the 2009 Festival with her critically acclaimed 'one woman band' stage show.

Kayla will be performing at the popular venue of The Space @ Jury's Inn for six nights in Week 2 of the Fringe: Monday 17th - Saturday 22nd August at 8:30pm.

Show name: Kayla Kavanagh
Location: The Space @ Jury's Inn - Venue 260
Dates: Monday 17th - Saturday 22nd August
Time: 20:30 - 21:15
Tickets: £8 (£6) Buy Online

Watch out for High Street Stage performances and Open Mics ... to keep updated on these and other impromptu free shows follow Kayla on Twitter, FaceBook or MySpace.

Kayla Kavanagh interviewed on BBC Radio

Kayla was invited to BBC Radio Sheffield to be interviewed by Gareth Evans during the popular 9am-12am Entertainment show. Gareth quizzed Kayla on her successful 2008 UK tour, her exciting new business Kaleidoscope Digital, and found out about her plans for 2009.

Two exclusive clips from the forthcoming album "Stranger than Fiction" (released through Selva Sound) were debuted on air during the show.

To listen to the full 15 minute interview, click here.

Kayla interviewed at the Fringe

Kayla being interviewed with performance highlights from by the Edinburgh Festival Internet, at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Interviewed by Pol Steele at The Music Box, Stevenson College in August 2008.

Listen to Kayla's BBC Interview!

How embarrassing.

Honestly there is nothing worse than hearing your own voice on the radio. Especially when excited talking about campervans. You can now listen to the full 15 minutes of chat, campervans, live music and everything inbetween if you click here. The BBC have archived the live performances which will be forever available to the world (apparently) on the Raw Talent website, which is quite exciting.

I'm currently in the midst of applying for funding for the upcoming stream of gigs and Edinburgh Festival, which is all a bit daunting. The Kamper doesn't pay for itself and devoting all my time to either being in the studio recording or working out what a 40% guarantee on Box Office takings is.

Answers on a postcard please ...