Kate Tempest shows pure passion and desire

Intensely readable and relatable, Hawaiian Shirts in the Electric Chair reaches out to the disengaged and apathetic—with a trace of hope

Marcus Johns and Charlie Spargo explore the Northern Quarter’s newest concept café where you only pay for the time you spend

On the 9th of February, Elise Gallagher visited the Bolton Octagon to see the acclaimed psychological thriller INSIDE, presented by Strawberry Blonde Curls Theatre Company

I Love You, Honeybear is a non-chronological discovery of love, strewn with copious amounts of sex and scathing satire

Funeral for a band

David Rodigan is a cut above the rest

The cavernous space of Club Academy dampens the expertise of Greg Wilson

Hi Ku pull out three fine bookings for their birthday bash

Angus & Julia Stone perform a dully repetitive set

Staying true to the spirit the original musicals and movies, Royal Exchange’s play exceeds the expectations of Luke Sharma

Augustines blow everyone away

Mini Mansions defy all expectations

A countdown of the best of 2014

The greatest achievement of Dusky proves to be their curation

Martyn spins a lively set of dance floor primed tracks

Rock Or Bust is a very sophisticated, foot-stomping album of no-nonsense rock ‘n’ roll

Kina Grannis shows the power of both the internet and her soulful voice

The Jesus and Mary Chain still have that air of Exploding Plastic Inevitable parties

Joey Bada$$ performs a vibrant and natural set