The Pepperoni Playboy delivered a wildly whimsical set that celebrated over a decade of hazy indie favourites.
Independent and creatively free, Blake returns sharpened and exploratory, cementing his place as one of the UK’s most distinctive voices.
We all thought the cryptic cat had used up all nine lives - we were wrong. Seven years later, the greatest kitten in UK music returns.
Fred again.. proved why he’s Britain’s most loved live DJ. ten cities, ten songs, one transcendent night.
Fred Again’s Big Smoke Festival set, joined by UK grime giants BBK, was nothing short of explosive.
Ludo’s Pub in North London presents an intimate and unique gig experience on a double-decker bus
How a forgotten device, unseen memories, and a dose of star power helped Ed Sheeran turn nostalgia into top level music marketing.
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James Blake Album Review: Trying Times
Independent and creatively free, Blake returns sharpened and exploratory, cementing his place as one of the UK’s most distinctive voices.
Lausse The Cat: The Mocking Stars Review
We all thought the cryptic cat had used up all nine lives - we were wrong. Seven years later, the greatest kitten in UK music returns.
Lily Allen’s West End Girl Review: Brutal, unafraid and sonically brilliant
An intimate, unvarnished retelling of the breakdown of her marriage, experimental yet cohesive. Lily Allen tells all, and she means all.
PinkPantheress Album Review: ‘Fancy That’
Fancy That might feel like more of the same from PinkPantheress, but her formula remains remarkably effective.
Sam Fender Album Review: ‘People Watching’
Lambrini Girls Album Review: ‘Who Let the Dogs Out’
The Brighton Duo’s Debut Album is fast, furious, and unapologetically chaotic.


Hayley Williams proved that after 22 years (and counting), she’s still setting the standard for stage presence.