To be alive and to be in the acoustic/alt-rockers Brother & Bones must be pretty good these days. Playing their biggest tour to date, having just released their ‘To Be Alive’ EP, and currently moving towards the unveiling of their… Continue Reading
San Cisco Introduction and interview by Kevin McGough – San Cisco are fun to be around. Musically they bounce around on their incredibly catchy tunes and in person they come across as smart, funny, genuine people who enjoy the success… Continue Reading
Playing almost underwater on a wet and wintry October Sunday night somehow suited Canadian electro-pop quartet Gold & Youth‘s stormy set at Bristol’s Thekla. Supporting Keston Cobblers Club and To Kill a King on the second date of their short… Continue Reading
The Fifth Beatle is an uplifting, tragic, and ultimately inspirational human story chronicling the life of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, of whom Sir Paul McCartney said, “If anyone was the Fifth Beatle, it was Brian.” The graphic novel is released in… Continue Reading
San Cisco performing at Thekla. Photo by www.willfahy.co.uk Review by Kevin McGough – San Cisco have come to save indie-pop, and they want to put a smile on your face while they’re doing it. With their irresistibly catchy choruses, imaginative… Continue Reading
Article by Scott Hammond- Though based in London, progressive pop 4 piece Jingo are very much a band whose inception lay within the bright lights of The Big Apple. Born out of two friends’ intrepid decision to embark upon a… Continue Reading
This is a free entry event but it is suggested that everyone who attends makes a donation to Oxfam… Oxfam’s Oxjam Music Festival has taken place every year since 2006 with the continued objective to raise money to fight poverty… Continue Reading
Monday 7th October sets off a busy month for pop-rock band The Feeling, who return with their new album ‘Boy Cried Wolf’, release their new single “Rescue” and embark on a UK tour. Ahead of that, Carly Dutton caught up… Continue Reading