Fresh from a series of triumphant shows at the recent SXSW show in the US, and with a current recording of a new album set for a September release, 60’s rock and roll legends The Zombies took to the stage…
We can all admit that some things are best left in the 90’s where they belong, (yes I’m looking at you Take That) but Birmingham based four-piece Superfood are reviving the greatest part of the not long forgotten era. With…
Having previously supported the likes of Professor Green, MNEK and Jess Glynne, singer songwriter Elle Exxe has been on an upward spiral, garnering interest from a host of media outlets and picking up fans by the bucketload. Having released her…
Village Underground in Shoreditch was the scene for Nigerian artist Nneka to showcase material from her brand new release My Fairy Tales amongst older classic tracks from her back catalogue, to a huge crowd of passionate and very vocal fans….
“This song is about someone who goes out into the woods to meet their love. But their love never arrives… so they just lie down and die…” As far as introductions go, Marika Hackman has got them nailed. Since the…
Twelve months ago Future Islands made their career-altering network television debut on the time honoured David Letterman Show, fast forward to the present day and the Baltimore based synth-pop trio are about to start a two night spell at iconic London…
Koko. Friday night. I’m here to see one of my all time favourite bands. But, before the iconic Pauline Black and co. take to the vast stage at the almost as iconic Camden venue, The Tuts treat us to a…
It was nice to see in the fourth Thursday night of the month at Chalk Farm Folk at The Monarch. It was a mixed crowd of people (including ex Aston Villa and Crawley Town manager John Gregory) who’d come for…
As 2015 marks the tenth anniversary of The Subways’ debut album, Young For Eternity, it becomes clear as I stand in Manchester’s Academy 3 that the trio has developed a loyal following – the room is filled with character, and the band…
If there’s one band that can announce a tour with a weeks notice and absolutely smash it, its space-rock gods Muse. The Devonshire trio took to the stage at the tiny Newport Centre last Thursday, and ripped through a phenomenal…