Too much style and sadly not enough substance
We sat down with upcoming Lincoln lads The Rills to talk rough starts, shit jobs and Arctic Monkeys
Kavindra Huggins and Leslie Adu bring their 2 cents on BBC 1XTRA’s annual star-studded flagship event
Tash leaves a lasting effect on her audience
A methodological approach to disappointment
Amy Nguyen reviews naughties pop legends Train’s live show at the Apollo: Anything but a Trainwreck
Dizzee Rascal puts on a bonkers sweat fest at Academy
Jack Greeney interviews The Strypes before their show at the Neighbourhood Festival
Middleton-born JP Cooper put on a sublime performance at the O2 Ritz
Joe Hissey reviews the magical comeback of shimmering 70’s punk
It may have taken them 28 years but Cap’n Jazz’s first ever show in Europe and 1 of 2 only ever European shows was worth the wait
An electric night with Perfume Genius at Gorilla is as compelling as it is powerful, writes Alex Corns
Capital returned with a star-studded line-up this Halloween
Elizabeth Gibson reviews Gabrielle Aplin in a unique setting: Manchester Cathedral
Elizabeth Gibson reviews the controversial X Factor rapper’s first ever headline gig
Callum Lunn thinks this isn’t Papa Roach’s last resort
Tom Grennan conquers a sold out Sound Control despite illness
Very much a part of the move towards untraditional methods of career building, Sarah Close used Youtube as a platform to help her connect with the ‘music industry’. Using the internet to feel less isolated and to push her music talent whilst living in her family home on the Isle of Wight, she rose to fame […]
