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Noah Kahan, Live at BST Hyde Park, London: Folk-Pop’s Favourite Troubadour Leads Group Therapy In Style
‘Who’s ready to leave here feeling depressed?’, shouts the 28-year-old blue-suited man in the middle of London’s Hyde Park. Sure,...
Duran Duran, Live in Exeter: Bombastic Synthpop Legends Show No Sights Of Letting Up
We’ve seen some things in our time, but the sight of Exeter’s Powderham Castle being transformed into a dreamscape of...
Deftones, Live at The Eden Sessions: Alt-Rock Legends Are Still At Their Peak
Only The Eden Sessions could bring a band like alternative legends Deftones to the peaceful surroundings of Cornwall. And frankly, dear reader, we’re not at all unhappy about it. And judging by the reception these American boys received when they...
The Script, Live at The Eden Sessions: Stadium-Sized Bombast In The Most Scenic Of Surroundings
It’s quite hard not to like The Script, isn’t it? Unless you take an instinctive dislike to the kind of...
Snow Patrol, Live at Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025: An Emotionally Impactful Masterclass With a Jaw-Dropping Setting
On a warm Sunday night, with the sun dipping behind Smeaton’s Tower and the sea stretching out into the horizon,...
James & Razorlight, Live at Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025: A Classic Indie Double Header In The Most Scenic Of Surroundings
If there’s one way to please indie-rock fans, it’s a good ol’ fashioned double-header. And that’s what fans were treated to in style on the opening night of Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025, as the inimitable James and modern-day indie legends...
The Great Escape 2025: An Immaculately Curated Celebration Of The Planet’s Best New Music
This world isn’t always an easy place to be. For every sunkissed pint in your favourite pub’s beer garden, there’s...
Amigo The Devil, Live in Bristol: A Rollicking And Riotous Folk-Punk Night To Remember
It’d be fair to describe an Amigo The Devil live set as ‘a little unorthodox’. In any room, the sight...
Antony Szmeriek, Live In London: A Vital New Voice Shines On His Biggest Stage Yet
Antony Szmierek’s gig at KOKO on 27th March felt more like a gathering of old friends than a traditional live show. The rising Manchester artist – who blends spoken word, indie grooves and wry, observational lyricism – was playing off...
The Enemy, Live in London: A Rollicking Rock ‘n’ Roll Riot from Britain’s Most Underrated Live Band
On a chilly Saturday night, the atmosphere at London’s O2 Academy Brixton was electric as The Enemy took to the...
