2nd July 2015 When a band and audience work in unison it’s one of the real wonders of the musical world to behold, and there can be few proponents of said art that are better skilled than The Cat Empire.… Continue Reading
26th June 2015 Unexpectedly, we learnt that Friday’s concert would be the final night of the 2015 series organised by Metropolis Music, due to the cancellation of Saturday’s finale, featuring Jessie J. However, for those lucky enough to bear… Continue Reading
25th June 2015 Energy overflowed from the Lloyd’s Amphitheatre in Bristol tonight, thanks to the Kaiser Chiefs headlining the second evening of the 2015 Bristol Summer Series. The sold-out crowd was thick and heavy with anticipation; all 5,000 eagerly… Continue Reading
24th June 2015 The first night of the 2015 Bristol Summer Series kicked off this Wednesday with George Ezra headlining his first outdoor concert at the Lloyds Amphitheatre, supported by Bristol’s very own Raleigh Ritchie. Ritchie’s youthful vocals and… Continue Reading
16th June 2015 After an impressive slot supporting Dum Dum Girls at the very same venue in May of last year (a line up with a whiff of nepotism considering Crocodiles frontman Brandon Welchez’s marriage to Dee Dee Penny),… Continue Reading
11th June 2015 With third album Ivy Tripp still glowing from the universal praise received from all the major players of the musical press upon its release two months ago, it is with some anticipation that the slowly expanding… Continue Reading
6th June 2015 During the ‘David Bowie Is…’ exhibition at The Victoria and Albert Museum in 2013, Geordie singer-songwriter Beth Jeans Houghton had an epiphany; inspired by the Thin White Duke’s taste for reinvention, this was the inception of… Continue Reading
4th June 2015 Melding melancholic electro with a bluegrass soul North Carolinian natives Sylvan Esso are currently on the crest of a wave and come to Bristol’s Marble Factory with the kind of swagger that only an unstoppable momentum can imbue.… Continue Reading