Author: Jamie MacMillan

A bona fide national treasure in the making, fresh from his success at this year’s BRITs, it seems like George Ezra can do no wrong. Last year’s Staying At Tamara’s doubled-down on the sheer likeability and charm of his debut.

On this run in support of last year’s superbly-received ‘Living In Extraordinary Times’, indie’s great survivors James now find themselves at the famous Royal Albert Hall for a night that drips with emotion, elation, elegies and euphoria.

Still avoiding tomorrow as much as they can, Bastille spends the night at the Brighton Centre as part of their whistle-stop UK tour. Support coming from Lewis Capaldi and Ulysses Wells. Read about the show here.

Live Review: Florence and the Machine @ The Brighton Centre | Equal parts mysterious to accessible, there are few pop stars on the planet like Florence Welch as she’s bathed in a spiritual amber glow, the Brighton Centre becomes almost church-like. ♡

There’s something special in the air tonight. U2 roll into London with their Innocence + Experience show once more, bringing with them a sense of a band who may be starting to enter their final chapter but still remain fighting fit. U2 are one of the few artists in the world who are capable of making The O2 intimate.