Dinesh Mattu

Although the stage is bigger and the lights are brighter, the integrity, honesty and energy are exactly the same

RBMA’s Tropical came across as a little confused – designed as a club night with the main attraction being a live grime set

Kwabs’s support slot is rather too mysterious for impatient fans

The Grammy winning star’s show mixes his own hits with pop classics, with spine-tingling results

The ‘Rather Be’ hitmakers’ live set shows they have talent in abundance

Years & Years certainly have a long way to go before reaching superstardom

Ronson’s foray into funk is sadly overshadowed by its lead single

Charlie Sloth’s first mixtape shows UK Hip Hop doesn’t need to be in the shadow of its American counterpart

Even though I’m not a rebellious and anger-filled teen any more, witnessing the band live reignited a spark in me

Album number eight from the alt-rock giants sees them doing what they do best – making kick-ass rock ‘n’ roll

James Blake’s live set gives a whole other dimension to his sound

Ed Sheeran is even better live than on record

Ella Eyre brings the energy to the Ritz

Dinesh Mattu reviews the self-titled album by mysterious experimental disco duo Jungle