Indie-pop Queen MØ played a massive show at Brixton’s O2 Academy last Wednesday. The pink-haired beauty performed a number of her best-known hits including Lean On and latest single Nostalgia. Filled with wild dance moves, crowd surfs and more emotion than you could shake a
New York-based Public Access TV made their return to the UK last week, taking to the stage at the Windmill in Brixton to perform a sold-out intimate set prior to the release of their upcoming sophomore album, Street Safari. The Windmill may be small but
The ‘Kaleo Express Tour’ rolled into London last Wednesday night at Camden’s famous Roundhouse, which saw the four-piece making up the band Kaleo bring their swaggering blues and folk-tinged rock & roll to a rather excitable crowd. Opening with the steady, bluesy Broken Bones, frontman
Manchester based Cabbage took a trip down south to play at Norwich Arts Centre on Tuesday for one of the last legs of their ‘Healing Brexit Towns Experiment’ tour. Queen Zee and the Sasstones kicked off the night with their own brand of aggressive, fuzzy
South London rapper throws his biggest birthday party at O2 Brixton. Before Loyle Carner has even walked out onto stage at the O2 Academy Brixton, the crowd break into a chorus of ‘Happy Birthday’. Tonight, the rapper celebrates his 23rd birthday with a sold-out show at
New York favourites Public Access T.V. made their stellar return to London city. Last Thursday night was filled with rampant moshing, sweaty faces and pure excitement from the crowd who were clearly pleased to see the return of the boys from across the pond. The
Kettering quartet, Temples, graced the stage at the Music Hall of Williamsburg for the first of their two NYC headline shows last Tuesday night. Walking out to a decent sized crowd of cheering fans, the foursome presented a noticeable air of coolness and charisma before
California-based duo, The Garden, performs to a sold-out crowd at Brooklyn’s popular venue, The Knitting Factory. The band, consisting of twin brothers Wyatt (bass guitar/ vocals) and Fletcher Shears (drums) performed an eclectic mix of tracks from their latest release, 2017’s EP U Want the Scoop? and
Artist performs with his band at Rough Trade New York. Chicago-born Ezra Furman graced the stage at Brooklyn’s Rough Trade in-house venue last Saturday, 18th March. The near sold-out room was packed from early on, with the space quickly filling up before the first of two
American pop-punk outfit Potty Mouth played their first New York headliner at Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn last Wednesday night. The all-female line-up, fronted by vocalist and guitarist Abby Weems, originally hail from Massachusetts, and are mid-way through their co-headlining tour with LA-based Party Baby,
