29th October 2015 Delta Goodrem – ‘Wings’ Television show Neighbours was always a decent source of attractive female types for any gauche loser struggling to form relationships in his own life. Holly Vallance, Natalie Imbruglia, Kylie Minogue, Caitlin Stasey, Madge… Continue Reading
24th October 2015 After Friday night’s experimental noise-rock curtain raiser by Montreal’s Godspeed You! Black Emperor, it’s a saturating autumnal drizzle that greets Bristolian music fans as the fifth annual Simple Things Festival begins in earnest on Saturday afternoon. Scrambling… Continue Reading
22nd October 2015 Last visiting Bristol in an impressive support slot for The Charlatans at the O2 Academy in March, Stockport quintet Blossoms boarded the good ship Thekla as bona fide headliners of a UK tour that had already… Continue Reading
22nd October 2015 Some shots from Blossoms’ impressive appearance at Thekla (Read our review of the show) [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”false” desc=”false” responsive=”true” special_effect=”none” animation_effect=”fadeIn” album_title=”false” album_id=”89″] Stef Formica Photography [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
18th October 2015 When, three songs into the performance, vocalist and lead songwriter Ira Kaplan announces that this is Yo La Tengo’s first ever appearance in Bristol over the course of their thirty year existence, one can appreciate the… Continue Reading
Some shots from New Jersey band Yo La Tengo’s first ever visit to Bristol. Read our full review of the show. [gallery_bank type=”images” format=”thumbnail” title=”false” desc=”false” img_in_row=”3″ special_effect=”none” animation_effect=”fadeIn” album_title=”true” album_id=”87″] [advps-slideshow optset=”1″]
18th October 2015 Our photographer Stef Formica has been out and about in Bristol this week armed with her camera and capturing life throughout the city. Here’s a few shots of everyday Bristol life being lived by some of the… Continue Reading
14th October 2015 Returning to the home of its premiere UK performance in 1954, and performed during the centenary week of playwright Arthur Miller’s birth, Bristol Old Vic’s production of ‘The Crucible’ adroitly delivered the powerful intensity and foreboding… Continue Reading