Tales of the City

As someone at the epicentre of the late-seventies punk explosion, we couldn’t think of a better person to ask than renowned photographer Sheila Rock,...

Discussing how we create value out of the things we love, it's EMA's Tales From The City.

Weaves feel the London love in this month's Tales...

Poliça apologise for messing up a big song at Shepherds Bush Empire back in 2012

The duo talk the birth of the band.

Japanese Breakfast discusses "the best night ever" that includes drunken Korean, Wetherspoons and kebobs.

The Australian regales us with tales from angry Airbnb residents and desperately trying to find a motorway toilet

Our record has just come out and been released on a real label. In a nutshell, this is a very strange and surreal place to be for us as a band.

Jenny Lewis regales us with with her love for London's public transport and getting yelled at by hotel residents for being too loud

"I love London for its ebullition, its musical avant-gardism, its liveliness, its unique street-style, its cultural richness, its mystery."

Alex Cameron hopes London never changes in this month's Tales Of The City.

  The dynamic and moving tracks of Farewell JR’s debut ep may have been recorded, in parts, all over the globe, but here we invite frontman...

Come to London, drink beer, watch bands,hang with Henry the American football player from Dawson's Creek and cut down on that overrated sleeping stuff....

Grouplove tell us tales of radio , tattoos and Garlic and Shots.

"Until the day everything changed: we were introduced to the wonderful world of Wetherspoon's breakfasts."

Big Ups tell us a ridiculous and totally true story of when they were in London touring....

All of us accustomed to London traffic know the tangible certainty of “we’re going to be late”, but few of us can match this...

Featuring an unruly introduction to the Hawley Arms.

Torres talks her conflicting experiences of London.

Kristina Lieberson talks meeting an attractive actor who loses all his appeal the second he reveals his complete lack of rhythm

Unexpectedly prompted by sickness, sir Was embraces impulse for the first time in London