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A solid record full of punchy choruses and energetic integrity.
Review-Angels in America – Part One: Millennium Approaches at MMU’s Capitol Theatre
German friends, Digitalism, know how to put on a memorable and exciting set.
If you ever need someone to “break down a party landmine” for you, these are your guys.
What’s so funny ’bout peace, love and misunderstanding.
A short but sweet set from the Swedish songstress.
Arriving 20 minutes late on the eve of Halloween, it’s difficult to discern what the band have more of – instruments or facial hair.
Post-hardcore. Electronicore. Metalcore. Whatever you want to call them, Enter Shikari are shaking up the music industry core.
The ‘Do It Like a Dude’ star dazzles a sold out Apollo.
15,000 fans pack out MEN for the epitome of a perfect pop performance.
When a band like The Courteeners is able to sell out the MEN Arena, there must be a clear dearth of anything remotely listenable coming out of the city.
Mugabe, Zimbabwe and Katy Perry. Could this couples’ cultural chit chat lead to more?
Shock, horror. It’s true.
The Glaswegians make the rounds for the last time on their farewell tour.
A gig so bad, you have to question why anyone bothered to turn up. Ouch.
Convincing in his role of the ‘eccentric musical genius’, Wolf is adored by all in attendance.
Boys, read and take note
Tiersen has a love for music that courses through every inch of his veins.
The loving and loathing of linguistics and literature
Easy to admire but hard to love.