The night was filled with easy going reggae rhythms

Unfortunately, Brotherhood alone doesn’t guarantee a good set

Stornoway engage with the audience with their heartfelt connectivity blended with just a hint of Southern-English polite humour

My Love Is Cool makes for an interesting sonic experience like nothing else

Super Furry Animals showed their musical depth

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

Sprinkles inspires an atmosphere of joyous community with some achingly beautiful deep house sounds

It was refreshing to see two solo singer songwriters captivate the audience

Live at Leeds again proved to be a brilliant day out

Rather than subscribe to the overdone 4 piece rock band, Public Service Broadcasting have taken an idea and run with it

Karnivool don’t quite recover from playing their energetic songs early

John Cooper Clarke – you either love him, or you have probably never heard of him

Avery’s lack of charisma is more than made up for by his music

Fading Love is an album for after the lights come up

Mounties fail to catch the attention of the crowd for long spells

Bipolar Sunshine does little to stir the audience to any higher echelons

The Leisure Society call us into welcoming arms with tune after tune of harmless and sunny bliss

Robert Hood is everything a DJ should be

Jam City’s live show feels undercooked

The combination of venue with artist could not have been more perfect