Live

Independent festival Brainchild crafted a unique atmosphere with a variety of performances in a dreamy field.

In spite of the weather, the seminal Australian band brought the party atmosphere for their much-anticipated return to London, read our full review here.

Mac DeMarco and Bird On The Wire curated a day of music, rides and festivities in Margate. We headed down to the seaside-town to join the fun.

Chaka Khan brought the inaugural Cross The Tracks to a jubilant close.

Having just released two new singles, King Princess stopped by Kentish Town Forum for a highly-anticipated show ahead of her Glastonbury performance. Within minutes of...

Sound issues put a dampener on a strong lineup at this year's All Points East.

Fatai is one of the few artists who manage to make the show about the audience, and not about herself. We went to see her live at the Borderline.

We went to see the Beths perform at The Dome as they embark on a series of summer headline shows across Europe.

Watching Viagra Boys you can’t help but revel in the knowledge that you’re witnessing something instantly iconic and also slightly Marmite in taste. We went to see the Swedish band at perform live at Rough Trade East. 

Jordan Foster reviews Live at Leeds 2019, promising despite Metronomy's last minute cancellation.

Having released their 3rd excellent record in 4 years, the New York indie-folk quartet, Big Thief, is one of the hottest tickets around right now. We went to see them perform at the Roundhouse on May 23rd to see if they could keep up their winning streak.

Much anticipation has surrounded Loyle Carner’s tour, hyped by his second album, after almost two years without making music. The south Londoner did not disappoint at the sold-out crowd at the Camden Roundhouse.

Having previously drawn comparisons with Karen Carpenter, Natalie Mering aka Weyes Blood is steadily striding into her own cosmic realm. We went to see her sold out show at Islington Assembly Hall. 

"Cro Cro Land did all that, and they did it with rainbow cake." Simone Skilbeck reviews Cro Cro Land Festival.

Where do you go when you’re The National? A band who have slowly, and almost without anyone really noticing, become one of the biggest bands on the planet. We went to see them perform at the Southbank Centre on 18th April 2019.

Loyle Carner - Not Waving, But Drowning - 19th April 2019It’s been two years since Loyle Carner released his debut album, Yesterday's Gone and...

After four years, Maverick Sabre returned with his well-received, third independently released album, When I Wake Up, and delighted fans that had eagerly awaited his comeback came together for a sold-out show at London’s Electric Brixton last week. 

We went to see the imitable force that is IAMDDB at The Roundhouse last Thursday.

"There is a split second of stillness before the song kicks back in and the crowd go off. It’s a Friday night and it feels like the people here need this..." We went to see Robyn at Alexandra Palace on Friday 12th April 2019. 

"I was repeatedly impressed by the consideration and dedication to the event." Kezia Cochrane reviews Tallin Music Week.

When Two Door Cinema Club were announced as headliners for Annie Mac’s inaugural AMP London series, a buzz immediately broke out as to what the Northern Ireland trio would bring to Oval Club - a tiny, cosy venue in East London.