GIG REVIEW: Rising Rock ‘n’ Roller Chay Snowdon Blew the Roof off of Bristol’s The Louisiana – Here’s What Went Down
It’s time, dear reader, for a brief cooking lesson. Oh, don’t look at us like that – after all, we’ve...
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FESTIVAL REVIEW: Reading Festival 2019 Was a Glorious Celebration of Young People Taking Over The World
A lot has been said about how Reading Festival 2019 was a textbook example of how to revitalise a festival that had...
FESTIVAL REVIEW: This Year’s BoomTown Fair Was, Without A Doubt, The Most Bizarre Festival Experience of Our Lives
Upon arrival at BoomTown Fair, one may be forgiven for feeling a bit overwhelmed. After all, there is quite a lot going on. Team One on One has barely been here for an hour, and we’ve already made firm friends...
GIG REVIEW: New Order’s Show at Bristol’s Harbourside Was An Extremely Interesting Experience
New Order are a British musical institution. You will know their music. It’s more than likely that you’ll be a...
FESTIVAL REVIEW: This Is Why Barn On The Farm’s 10th Birthday Edition Might’ve Been The Best One Yet
Festival season is a funny old beast. Sure, it sounds like the ultimate First World Problem; but, if you’re the...
GIG REVIEW: We Went To See Indie Royalty The Killers Play a Show In a Freakin’ Castle And It Was Beyond Epic
Back in the day, castle walls were designed to keep out the mightiest beasts of warfare known to man. First, it was foot soldiers, armed with bows and arrows and bloodlust. Then came the cavalry, the catapults, and the cannons;...
GIG REVIEW: Liam Gallagher’s Gig at The Eden Project Was The Seismic Rock ‘n’ Roll Experience of a Lifetime
We’re going to be perfectly frank with you, dear reader. When we heard that Liam Gallagher would be performing at...
GIG REVIEW: Nile Rodgers & Chic Brought The Biggest Disco-Funk Party In Cornish History to The Eden Sessions
The word ‘genius’ is thrown around a lot these days. Sometimes, it’s valid. Albert Einstein, for instance, was probably a...
GIG REVIEW: Stereophonics’ Eden Project Show Was An All-Out Assault On The Senses (And It Was Amazing)
We’re at a Stereophonics show and there’s quite a lot going on at once. There’s a light show, of course; the kind of light show that was designed to sit prettily in some of the country’s biggest venues, yet somehow...
GIG REVIEW: Kate Nash’s Bristol Show Was The Punk-Laden Pop Show We Didn’t Know We Desperately Needed
Seriously, this was one hell of a show You remember Kate Nash, right? The twee, bubbly singer-songwriter who tore up...
