Coming to the UK for your first-ever headline tour and selling out every date months in advance is nothing short of spectacular, Drake Milligan proved to the crowd in Glasgow why he is the next BIG star taking over the scene.
Amidst the historic grandeur of Warwick Castle, 14,000 music enthusiasts gathered on a perfect summer evening to witness an unforgettable night of rock history. With the castle’s ancient walls bathed in the glow of the setting sun, the...
Are you ready to dance, asked Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, the conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra, and from the fanfare introducing Disco Inferno, the audience was on its feet
A special summer album for August Day Records, as they celebrate its 100th release with ‘Orchestral Eighties’. Marking this significant milestone in the label's journey into the pop-classical crossover genre, ‘Orchestral Eighties’ is...
MIKA’s 9th of July show cemented his figure as a pop icon as he transformed Kew Gardens into Club Calypso, a place where everyone’s welcome, glitter is encouraged and smiles are guaranteed.
With the early noughties wave of indie sleaze/indie landfill/post-punk revival (whatever you wish to call it) now over two decades old, the scene is being reevaluated to see what has stood the test of time.
Following Labour’s landslide victory in the UK General Election, The National arrived on stage in South London for what was an historic moment in British history.
SZA may have arrived fifteen minutes late but it is hard to complain when the singer gave an energy-packed, extravagant performance that had the crowd hooked from beginning to end.
Saturday morning and the sun is shining as Jamie Webster open proceedings on The Other Stage. I had the pleasure of his company at SXSW a few years back
After a decade-long hiatus, Guildford’s leading music festival, GuilFest made a triumphant return to its home ground of Stoke Park. Joining the reunion, bassist and co-founder of seminal bands Joy Division and New Order, Peter Hook and...
GROOVE DOWN are an Edinburgh-based 5-piece band fronted by vocalist and lyricist Rue Cooper, whose second single ‘Somebody’ has recently been released.
But yes. The rain was bloody annoying. No doubt about it. As was the sloppy mud bath that followed. But that’s all it was — a bit annoying. Try being at Glastonbury 2007. That was hard work...
On Friday, 14th June 2024, Nocturne Live at Blenheim Palace continued its streak of memorable nights with a stellar lineup featuring Soft Cell, Heather Small, and Heaven 17.