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
Brooklyn-based Crumb graced the Fine Line stage last week, touring in celebration of their sophomore album Ice Melt. duendita (stage name of Candance Camacho) warmed up the crowd with an ever-evolving set accompanied by bassist Noah Becker. Her debut album, direct line to My Creator,
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
Sylvan Esso kicked off their ‘Shaking Out The Numb’ tour with two spectacular performances at Palace Theatre last week. Opener Lido Pimienta kicked off on night two with a delightfully humorous and charming set. Accompanied by her partner Brandon Valdivia on percussion/production, their simple and
Capturing human emotion and connection in one of its purest forms, Holding Absence brought a rousing performance to Oxford to electrify our souls on Friday night. It’s a Friday night before Halloween in Oxford, so you can imagine the scene; there are students bumbling about,
Intense, vibrant, ecstatic, Normandie rocked London’s Academy Islington to its core with their explosive performance. Normandie hit the stage like a hurricane at their biggest show to date at London’s Academy Islington. Everyone was already properly warmed up by two of the best support acts
On the first of two sold-out shows at the Roundhouse, folk singer-songwriter Laura Marling was the epitome of less is more in an enchanting solo performance. The Brit Award winner’s seventh studio album Song For Our Daughter was nominated for a Mercury prize and a
Indie rock quartet Sea Girls proved there’s no such thing as too much fun with an electrifying evening at their homecoming show at the O2 Academy in Brixton. Sea Girls‘ debut album, Open Up Your Head, peaked at #3 and was clearly mere fuel to the
Brighton rock outfit Black Honey’s UK tour comes to an end with a sensational night in Heaven. There could not have been a more fitting location than the legendary London venue that has long been associated with the LGBTQIA+ scene, as Black Honey have been
