From E(art)H to Heaven: Moses Sumney’s transcendent London performance
Swimming between a multiplicity of motifs and influences, the American singer-songwriter takes the London crowd on a phenomenal Odyssey...
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Taran Will
Sep 124 min read
If Time Could Stand Still: EDEN live at the Courtyard Theatre 31/07/2024
Satirical yet agonisingly real, here Ng displays his remarkable ability to both follow and subvert pop conventions with ease
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Mark Krukov
Aug 152 min read
Flawless: jamie xx's "The Floor" review
The star of the show was of course Jamie xx himself.
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Che Nanton
May 172 min read
ucl jazz soc's fusions: A journey through a timeless genre
A historical stroll through the world of jazz: as fascinating to look at as it was to listen to.
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Lucy Evanson
Mar 143 min read
All-Inclusive Extravaganza: Black Honey Live at The Forum
Indie-rock anthems, sword-swallowing and pits bigger than some small venues define Black Honey’s biggest headline show yet.
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Lotte Quinn
Jan 82 min read
Lorde at boardmasters: a cathartic headline show
‘Promise me you will sweat, sing and dance’ requested New Zealand singer Lorde, as she set the tone for a euphoric Boardmasters weekend.
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Shreya Nair
Dec 21, 20232 min read
A Halloween to Remember with Inhaler
Good music, good costumes, and good energy – Inhaler gave us everything you’d need from a concert, and more.
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Delilah Committee
Nov 21, 20233 min read
The Sugababes turned the O2 into a nightclub and everyone got too lost in them!
Moving into the flow of the show, the audience were dragged in by constant anthems to keep the audience alive and moving with ease.
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Miel Paek
Nov 3, 20233 min read
King Krule: Building a new world Live at the Apollo
A performance that will be tattooed into the hearts of those who had the privilege to be there, and a testament to his enduring artistry.
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Soyoon Koo
May 19, 20234 min read
A Rush! Of Feelings: Måneskin, Live
Måneskin kicks off their biggest London show yet with a bang.
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Kitty Tarleton
Mar 15, 20232 min read
Self Esteem takes over Eventim Apollo with a show for the ages
The show included equal moments of quiet rawness as well as propulsive intensity.
Kitty Tarleton
Jan 18, 20233 min read
Florence + The Machine delivered an otherwordly 02 experience
The show reminds the audience of the band’s formidable discography and veteran status.
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Sedef Kalkavan
Jan 16, 20234 min read
The Religion, The Woman, and The Music of Erykah Badu
If you like neo-soul, R&B, and little impressions of jazz, give Badu a listen.
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Maanya Chandhock, Caitlin Chatterton
Nov 23, 20222 min read
Mother Mother: A Rock Show Nearly Two Decades in the Making
Beyond the sentimental, Mother Mother shows are also just a lot of fun.
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Delilah Committee
Nov 18, 20222 min read
Rina slays once again at Brixton Academy, and leaves no crumbs in her wake
“Some dancing, then some crying, and then some slaying.”
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Delilah Committee
Oct 26, 20222 min read
The Conan Gray world tour ended in London with a night of pure excitement and bittersweet emotion
Conan wrapped up the entire world tour in a neat little bow for us all to remember for years to come.
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Delilah Committee
Oct 26, 20222 min read
Lady Gaga’s Chromatica Ball brings life and colour to London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
After two delays from the summer of 2020, the ball finally came to London and was received with resounding applause.
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Ciaran Kelly
Oct 24, 20222 min read
Was Gene Simmons wrong?A review of the London Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert, September 3rd 2022
The mix of bands old and new highlighted both the legacy and the future of a genre of music that is still very much alive.
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Delilah Committee
Oct 19, 20222 min read
GRACEY brings her triumphant sound to London’s Lafayette for her first headline tour
The sea of heads just let loose, letting all their inhibitions and anxieties wander away for those moments.
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Ella Fisher
Oct 13, 20223 min read
NEWLY REFORMED HARD-FI LIGHT UP KENTISH TOWN
Despite a shaky start, the four-piece ultimately found their footing at the sold-out reunion show - their first gig in London since 2014.
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