Three years on, indie outfit Hippo Campus make a triumphant return to London, conquering a sold-out show at The Garage. It’s as if Hippo Campus have brought summer with them, not only in sound but also in sun. The clear sky, an optimistic indication of
Curtis Harding brings his self-described “slop ‘n’ soul” sound to the Electric Brixton to kick off the UK leg of his tour. Michigan-born and now Atlanta-based, Curtis Harding has hardly been one for staying still and tonight’s show was a further testament to that. To
Newcastle indie rock trio The Pale White tear up London’s Scala on the penultimate stop of their tour. With their debut album Infinite Pleasure out in the world, it was only time that the band themselves step out on the road as well. Having supported
KAWALA fulfil their childhood dream with a stellar homecoming finale to their UK tour at a sold-out O2 Forum in Kentish Town. It’s been a whole two and a half years since they headlined The Dome in Tufnell Park just up the road, but the
Sports Team had the thousands-strong crowd working up a sweat on the final stop of their UK tour at a sold-out Brixton Academy. Have Sports Team slept at all in the last three months? From in-store shows to festival slots to a sell-out headline tour,
Glass Animals welcomed us to their tropical paradise at their largest UK headline show to date at a sold-out Alexandra Palace. The Oxford indie pop/rock quartet’s hugely successful third studio album, Dreamland, has surpassed 1.6 billion streams since its release in August last year. The
Melbourne-raised Thomas Headon celebrates a homecoming success at two sold-out shows at iconic London venue Heaven. The alt-pop singer-songwriter returned to his native land to pursue music after spending 14 years abroad. Despite the unfortunate pre-pandemic timing, his following multiplied steadily as he grew popular
Two’s the magic number for psychedelic soul duo Black Pumas’ return to London’s iconic Roundhouse for two sold-out nights, two years later. Since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2019, Black Pumas have been consistently selling out shows, and with good reason. Singer
Kings for the day and beyond, Kasabian returned to Brixton’s O2 Academy on their sold-out tour. Some big news may have rocked Kasabian‘s boat last year, but it wasn’t enough to tip it over. The band returned this year with Sergio Pizzorno stepping into the
The promise of an upcoming sensation – Alfie Templeman effortlessly took over London’s Camden Assembly at an intimate sold-out show. A Monday night mosh pit is probably not where many people would choose to put themselves, least of all in the midst of a pandemic. For the fortunate
