This year’s musical at the Royal Exchange Theatre is something very different
Following a masterpiece isn’t easy. Lana Del Rey’s 2019 album Norman Fucking Rockwell was one of the most universally acclaimed albums of that year, if not the entire decade, and certainly the most acclaimed of the artist’s career. When it was announced that her next album, also produced by Jack Antonoff, would be released the […]
Whitney surprised and endeared their audience with their recent performance at Albert Hall; bringing the right levels of energy and technical mastery to get a dedicated fanbase swaying along gladly
Bella Fleming catches up with Folk singer, Beans On Toast, to get all the gossip about his latest tour and the influences that shaped his musical career.
Twisted Wheel are back, and this time they are here to stay writes contributor Freya Thomson as she catches up with frontman Jonny
On Friday it was confirmed that, Frightened Rabbit singer, Scott Hutchinson was found dead after a presumed suicide.
Despite the elements, Julien still puts on an impressive performance while in support for Belle & Sebastian
And God Said ‘Let there be 7 Australian musical virtuosos’, and there was King Gizzard
An album beautifully crafted from the ruins of heartbreak
Kristin Cooper catches up with Mikey, Jasper, and Ollie of caroline to discuss their return to Manchester and the making of their EP ‘Skydiving onto the library roof’.
Can singer-songwriter boy wonder Jake Bugg regain some momentum in his career?
Contributor Jasmine Bennett reviews the nostalgia-laden, ethereal performance of folk-singer Sharon van Etten
English folk-singer, Beans on Toast presented a very heart-warming evening at Manchester’s Gorilla writes contributor Alex Wain.
Honestly, who knew that violas and cellos could be so trendy?
One ex-boyband member finds his own Direction in an upbeat, folksy gig that promises a bright future
Mansfield’s rising country star supports Jake Bugg on his UK tour
The Front Bottoms entwined the exploration and lyricism of folk music with the fast-paced assertiveness of punk
Kodaline brought the Irish folk to Manchester
