Lee Moroney

"There’s a reverent hush in the arena, for this is pure theatre."

"Skiptracing is the perfect escape from the strangest of summers"

Preoccupations tonight are back where they belong. And that is a relief for all of us.

We talk to Ulrika Spacek about their debut album and disappointments.

Both bands on show tonight have one foot in the past, however what’s so exciting is that neither are restrained or hindered by their heroes.

They trade intricate, cutting and sometimes humorous rhymes with a dexterous and comfortable manner.

Latitude is a beautiful concoction of the avant-garde and experimental, the upcoming and the established.

We look at the treats instore for you at the magical 10th anniversary of Latitude Festival

The Maccabees have managed to maintain their essence; that effervescent and exciting spirit that drew so many people to them some 8 years ago.

Homeless Billionaires have forged a sound that is not quite like anything on the circuit right now

Lee Moroney heads to this years Latitude festival to see a plethora of great music, comedy and art.

Lee Moroney heads to this years Latitude festival to see a plethora of great music, comedy and art.

Lee Moroney heads to this years Latitude festival to see a plethora of great music, comedy and art.

Samuel T. Herring sauntered onto the stage at Camden’s Electric Ballroom with the aura of a man who’s very much in control.

The Lucius live experience is one that’s hugely transcendent of their record.

Woman’s Hour let their music do the talking, the connection between the four people on stage and the 250 in the Purcell Room almost tangible.

Arthur Beatrice could really start a party if given the right time and place. Sadly for those sandwiched between Rough Trade East’s aisles, here and now is not really that time or place.