Not being overly familiar with Dodie’s work, this was a gig of unexpectedness, unsure of what to expect but highly surprising in the greatest sense. The young singer-songwriter arrived in a cloud of dry ice as she stands at...
Hot on the heels of a great show in Birmingham only days before, we scooted over to Coventry for the final show of the current UK Tour for Hey Charlie. Tonight’s was something a bit different though, the set tonight was to be...
Pale Waves and Mystery Jets have been unveiled as two of this years’ headliners to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of 110 Above Festival in Leicestershire. Joining the pair at the event, which runs from 2nd-4th August on...
On a cold and damp night in the centre of Birmingham, the Sunflower Lounge is the home tonight to one of the most exciting bands currently on the circuit. London’s Hey Charlie are in the middle of a short UK Tour promoting new...
Playing the first of two nights at Birmingham’s o2 Academy, Scottish synth-poppers Chvrches put on an exceptional show which was severely under appreciated by the capacity audience. Arriving on stage and launching straight in...
A hefty indie lineup has been revealed for this year’s Y Not Festival, welcoming Foals, Two Door Cinema Club, and Elbow to headline the Derbyshire festival. Recently returning with ‘Exits’ from their upcoming...
Oxford’s brilliant Truck Festival have unveiled their brilliant 2019 line up after fans had received artist names via a Potato. That’s right, a spud bore the names of some of the line up, including the headliners....
In the week that Laura Mary Carter and Steven Ansell return from a five year gap, releasing their fifth album ‘Get Tragic’ and their first to grace the top 40 album chart, Blood Red Shoes are back in Manchester to play an...
The Lake District’s ultimate Summer Event, Kendal Calling has revealed the first lot of huge names expected to delight fans this summer at Lowther Deer Park. Courteeners, Doves and Years & Years have been confirmed...
Hot on the heels of the successes of The 1975, Wolf Alice and Pale Waves, The Japanese House are sure to be one of the next big acts to break in to the mainstream. With a succession of singles behind her and a debut album on...
