OneRepublic Frontman Ryan Tedder Has Written Some Seriously Amazing Songs
You've heard of OneRepublic, haven't you? Of course you have. They're one of the biggest pop bands in the world, they've had a couple of number one singles, and they've...
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PJ Harvey, Live in London: A Masterclass In Subtlety From England’s Reigning Alternative Queen
We’re sitting in the blazing sunshine in London’s Gunnersbury Park. It’s a Sunday afternoon and things are rather nice, really....
Robbie Williams, Live at BST Hyde Park, London: Britain’s Greatest Entertainer Comes Home
Move over, The Greatest Showman: Robbie Williams is in town. We’re standing in the middle of London’s Hyde Park and we’re completely at the mercy of a man who looks like he’s having just as much fun as anyone else...
We Sat Down With The All-American Rejects For Another Instalment Of Quickfire Questions
Welcome back, dear reader, to Quickfire Questions. In case you didn’t know, this is the sometimes-recurring segment of One on...
Reading Festival 2023: Britain’s Favourite Alternative Festival Delivers A Best-In-A-Decade Lineup
If we tried to write a definitive list of every highlight from Reading 2023, we’d be here all day. And,...
Barn on the Farm 2023: a magical weekend at one of the country’s best-kept secrets Â
Have you ever been to Barn on the Farm? If you have, we probably saw you there this year. After all, once you’ve been once, you’re almost certain to be hooked for life. Maybe it’s the music: a lovingly curated...
The Vaccines: ‘I think that we, as human beings, have an increasingly short attention span…’
Let’s not pretend that you don’t know The Vaccines. They’ve been tearing up stages and festival fields around the world...
DMA’S & Tribes, Live in London: A Triumphant Return For Indie-Rock’s Brightest Hopes
Is there anything sweeter in this gloomy life than an indie-rock double bill? Some people’s idea of heaven is a...
The 1975, Live in London: Like Them Or Loathe Them, They’re The Best Band On The Planet
It wouldn’t be unfair to say that The 1975’s Matty Healy is something of a divisive figure. For every Facedown EP-era fan of his band who thinks that he’s the missing link between Jesus and Michael Hutchence, you’ll find someone...
Keane’s Tom Chaplin: ‘Fame was a grand way to discover that my unhappiness was inward…’
Tom Chaplin hasn’t had the easiest time over the last decade-and-a-bit. Sure, he’s the frontman of one of the most...
