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Kalush Orchestra - Photo Credit: Jens Sage

KALUSH ORCHESTRA TO PLAY GLASTONBURY 2022 – THE UKRAINIAN EUROVISION CHAMPIONS’ FIRST UK PERFORMANCE WILL BE AT THE LEGENDARY FESTIVAL

June 23, 2022

Kalush Orchestra, the winners of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022, will perform at this year’s GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL. It will be the Ukrainian band’s first ever performance in the UK, following their incredible win in Turin, Italy last month.

Riva Taylor Performs ‘This Woman’s Heart’ Live At QT, Covent Garden With Class And Style.

May 25, 2022

Steve Holley has been waiting for so long to see Riva Taylor bring her stunning album to a live audience, and recently he had the chance to do just that in an intimate setting at a fairly new venue in Central London called QT, Covent Garden.

How To Stay Relaxed As A Music Performer

August 18, 2021

Playing music live can be scary. If you struggle with nerves before a performance, you need to find a way to manage it. This guide will look at various ways to stay relaxed as a music performer.

FITZ PERFORMS HIT SINGLE ‘HEAD UP HIGH’ ON ‘GOOD MORNING AMERICA’

January 12, 2021

Recording artist FITZ – most known as the founder of multiplatinum band Fitz and the Tantrums – has recently his debut solo single “Head Up High” on widely popular TV Show “Good Morning America.”

KESHA Performs Hits From ‘Rainbow’, ‘High Road’ And More For VR Concert Debut

August 7, 2020

Global pop icon Kesha is taking her fans to her 360° spaceship for her MelodyVR concert debut. Her stripped back show includes newer hits from her latest album High Road, released in January this year, as well as the iconic record Rainbow including ‘Praying’ and its title track ‘Rainbow’, dedicated to her LGBTQ+ Animals. She ends the set with a huge club banger ‘We R Who We R’ from Cannibal, which turns 10 this year!

The Joshua Tree Tour: A.R. Rahman Joins U2 On Stage In Mumbai To Perform Their New Track ‘Ahimsa’

December 17, 2019

Legendary composer A.R. Rahman joined U2 onstage in Mumbai last night to perform new track ‘Ahimsa’ in celebration of the band’s first ever visit to India. The performance also featured the debut appearance of Rahman’s daughters – Khatija Rahman and Raheema Rahman, along with singer-songwriter Rianjali Bhowmick – all of whom also feature on the track.

Pussycat Dolls Return With First Sensational Performance In 10 Years

December 9, 2019

It’s been a whole week since pop sensations Pussycat Dolls returned to the stage after 10 long years of being apart.

Iggy Pop Announced For EFG London Jazz Festival

October 2, 2019

The EFG London Jazz Festival is thrilled to welcome the legendary Iggy Pop to the Barbican on November 21, in a UK exclusive performance of his critically acclaimed new album, ‘Free’.

Mariah Carey Did Not Disappoint At Royal Albert Hall 26 May

June 12, 2019

Mariah Carey is a legend. End of. There are very few that are comparable to: the songbird supreme, the voice, Mimi…she has many guises, many titles and yet they all fit superbly and during her residency at the legendary Royal Albert Hall, she failed to disappoint with The Caution World Tour.

Adam Ant, The Roundhouse, London. Photo credit: Lisa Hafey

Live Review: Adam Ant At The Roundhouse, London, December 19, 2018

December 20, 2018

After tonight’s charismatically magnetic and dynamic Adam Ant concert I felt as though I had walked upon hallowed ground. Once again a victorious performance was delivered vivaciously with spirit, animation and wisdom.

Jeff Goldblum And The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra Debut At Number 1 With ‘The Capitol Studios Sessions’

November 18, 2018

This Friday, on the eve of their first ever UK live show, Hollywood icon Jeff Goldblum, and his long-time band The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, celebrated hitting the top spot of the UK Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart with their debut album, ‘The Capitol Studios Sessions’. The album was released on November 9.

Blair Jollands Plays A Triumphant Exclusive, Intimate Gig In Kent To Promote ‘ 7 Blood’

October 18, 2018

For those that know the music of Blair Jollands, one of it’s many qualities is the scale, the cinematic approach, the layering of intricacy that make up the whole. And so the chance to see Blair reproduce this in an intimate, stripped back gig is the chance of a lifetime but also holds a little fear. Will the music that feels so beautifully produced, so minutely detailed hold up to the broader brush strokes of something more acoustic?