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Jeremy Parsons – ‘Why Is The Bluebird Blue’

January 26, 2019

Jeremy Parsons draws from his personal experiences to create his songs, and this intimacy comes through in ‘Why Is The Bluebird Blue’: we want to find some way of making him less lonely.

Mike Posner’s ‘A Real Good Kid’ Is Cathartic For Him But A Heartbreaking Listen

January 25, 2019

Mike Posner’s ‘A Real Good Kid’ was written over a two year period which saw Posner lose friends and family members – including fellow artist Avicii, and his own father, who he considered his best friend. The album is his third solo release, and fourth overall, having released the self-titled ‘Mansionz’ as part of a duo with blackbear.

Tom Walker Releases ‘Just You And I’ From Debut Album

January 18, 2019

Following what was undoubtedly the most impressive 12 months of his career, Tom Walker, who has established himself as one of UK’s biggest stars,…

The 27 Live At The Royal Albert Hall, December 11

January 8, 2019

With their superb harmonies and virtuosic guitar playing, it was a real treat to see The 27 perform with Mud II at the Royal Albert Hall for Christmas Carols with Bloodwise on December 11th. The venue’s grand interior and esteemed history provided the perfect stage for the boys to show exactly what kind of performers they are.

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.

John Galea’s New EP, ‘Christmas Round The Piano’ Is A Bit Of A Festive Bop

November 21, 2018

John Galea’s new EP, ‘Christmas Round The Piano’, is set for release on December 7 and comprising 6 tracks, it’s undoubtedly a festive bop.

Aled Jones and Russell Watson Perfectly ‘In Harmony’ On New Album Released In Time For Christmas

November 18, 2018

Given the pair have been moving in the same sorts of musical circles for the better part of 20 years, it should come as no surprise that Aled Jones and Russell Watson are firm friends. What is surprising however is that the pair have taken this long to record an album together.

Life Tour: Wembley 14 November – Tom Bailey, Belinda Carlisle, Boy George and Culture Club Show The 80s Weren’t So Long Ago After All

November 15, 2018

Wembley marks near enough to the midpoint of the 12 date UK and Ireland ‘Life’ tour, headlined by Boy George and Culture Club, and supported by Tom Bailey and the Thompson Twins, and Belinda Carlisle. Bailey and Culture Club have been touring together for the better part of this year and last year, while Belinda has only joined for this current run.

Sam Dickinson’s First of Three EPs ‘From The Glass House: Part One’ Drops This Week

November 13, 2018

After spending a few years away from releasing music, Sam Dickinson returns with a three part EP series. ‘From The Glass House: Part One’ incorporates disco, dance as well as an acoustic track showing Sam Dickinsons’ wide range of talent. It is released on Friday 16th November.

Olly Murs Listening Party 24 October - Photo Credit Lisa Hafey

Olly Murs Is Set To Follow Up His Previous Hits With New Album ‘You Know I Know’

November 6, 2018

Olly Murs has released five albums so far, four of which have reached the number one spot, while his self titled debut, released in 2010, had to be satisfied with second place. Not too shady really! Olly’s 6th album, ‘You Know I Know’, set for release this Friday, November 9, looks set to repeat the trend, with its double album style blend of new songs and older hits.

Sick Of The Riot EP Release – ‘Life Will Explode’ – Review

October 24, 2018

2-piece band from Birmingham, Sick of the Riot, has bombarded the punk-rock world with their new EP, ‘Life Will Explode’, releasing on October 26th.

Ask The Family – Blancmange Wows With Dystopian Masterpiece ‘Wanderlust’

October 17, 2018

If you follow Neil Arthur on Instagram you’ll be familar with his posts where he photographs an obscure object and asks his followers what it’s a picture of – mostly with the caption, “Ask the family?”. The answers are many and varied, but always showing humour and thought, sometimes spot on and sometimes wide of the mark.

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