Category: Live

Eager fans gathered together at the O2 Academy to celebrate the return of Bombay Bicycle Club on tour in the city of Newcastle after 7 painstaking long years.

Barnstorming and crowd-pleasing: the Felice Brothers return to Brudenell Social Club. The return of the Felice Brothers to the UK shores after many years marks a welcome return of their individual yet comforting folk sounds.

Sonic experimentation and sax-fuelled moshing courtesy of Black Country, New Road There’s always a sense of trepidation when first witnessing a heavily-lauded band, especially with only two singles to go on. Tonight’s show sees Black Country, New Road return to YES, Manchester after only a couple of months since their last.

For a band that continually seem as though they’re on the road, Omni may have been excused for lacking the requisite energy levels on the final stop of their latest European stint. But feeding off the eager, and evidently sauced, Saturday night crowd at Oslo Hackney, the Atlanta trio were undeniably in chipper spirits.

Wistful, soulful, snake-hipped and sultry – day three at Green Man 2019. Amongst the morning mists and latent Welsh breeze, a courting couple wakes aside peach coloured leaves, beneath an old Glanusk Oak, recovering from a night of Four Tet party-hard.

A taste of West Coast cosmic Americana breaks in a brand new day at Green Man 2019. Melodic folk-rock duo Mapache seems to have brought the sunshine with them, all the way from Glendale, California.

Heralded as the friendliest festival in the UK, Green Man 2019 places a high focus on its community interests, family-friendly vibes and eco-conscious availabilities. Notoriously a rather rain-sodden festival, this brief return to nature offers quite the range of musical genres to suit all those who attend.

Thundercat raises the roof at the Royal Festival Hall for day two of Nile Rodgers Meltdown, in a performance that is not for the faint-hearted. The excitement and anticipation for Thundercat was nothing short of palpable as we took our seats at the iconic Royal Festival Hall.

Disco reigns supreme as musical trendsetter Nile Rodgers leads a breathtaking performance celebrating his storied career at London’s Southbank. Forty years ago Nile Rodgers was one of the most successful and popular musicians in the world.

Bluedot reaches its finale, delivering its best, most diverse day of music yet. Bluedot 2019 Day Three | ft. New Order, Anna Calvi & John Grant