Review – Page 286

Pop essentials and a little bit more

Wheatus, Brooklyn Bowl London, 5 June 2016

June 6, 2016

After a very successful tour supporting Busted across the UK and Ireland, the juggernaut that is Wheatus rolled into The Brooklyn Bowl last night, at London’s O2.

Innocent Unplugged, 28-30th May 2016, St Clere Estate, Kent

June 5, 2016

Steve Holley went down to Kent to see what Innocent Unplugged had to offer – and wasn’t disappointed.

Penrose at The Dublin Castle, Camden, 3rd June 2016

June 4, 2016

Lisa went down to Camden Town last night to check out Penrose’s first London gig, at The Dublin Castle. You can see them tonight at Zigfrid Von Underbelly, Hoxton.

Steve Young’s Debut Album ‘Troubadour’ Is Moving And Deeply Personal

June 1, 2016

Steve Young’s debut album, ‘Troubadour’ is both moving and deeply personal, with thirteen tracks ranging in style from pop and rock to country, and probably everything in between.

The Heavy, Heaven, Charing Cross, London: 17th May 2016

May 25, 2016

Steve Holley checked out The Heavy at Heaven in London.

The Summer Set at The Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, 18 May 2016

May 23, 2016

Following the release of their fourth album, ‘Stories For Monday’, the American pop rock band, The Summer Set were at The Rescue Rooms on Wednesday as part of their UK tour. Guest writer Jane Sweeney writes about the show.

‘Sing Street’ – Review

May 19, 2016

John Carney, best known for the Academy Award winning film, ‘Once’, which brought Glen Hansard to the world stage, has perhaps surpassed that with might be considered a thinly disguised memoir, ‘Sing Street’.

Cold Summer ‘Fight To Survive’ With New EP

May 5, 2016

Cold Summer released their EP, ‘Fight To Survive’ on 1 April. The six track EP is one full of anguish and pain, but in the end triumph over adversity.