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
In December 2011, eight exiled Tibetan monks from the Tashi Lhunpo monastery in Southern India visited Glastonbury to create a beautiful sand mandala dedicated to Chenrezig – The Buddha of Compassion. After five days of painstaking work, culminating on the Full Moon, they then… Continue Reading
Review by Matthew Nicholson – Click here to read our interview with The 1975’s Matthew Healy Touring off the back off a number one album (self titled: The 1975) and just in time for Bristol’s Fresher’s Week, The 1975 are… Continue Reading
People Who Live in Glass Houses – The Ghosts of Morlands is one of the exhibitions being held at Glastonbury’s Red Brick Building during Somerset Art Weeks (running now until 6th October) and is the work of Glastonbury Artist and… Continue Reading
On Saturday evening a new era at the Red Brick Building in Glastonbury will be swept in with a party as Bocabar opens its doors to the public for the first time. A classy venue lies in wait for you… Continue Reading
Written by Arran Dutton – Yes, apparently it’s true, Glastonbury indie band All Us Authors are preparing to leave town. I genuinely hold them in high regard as one of the most exciting groups I’ve seen in the area and… Continue Reading
Review by McGough- Photographs by willfahy.co.uk Composer and musician Johann Sebastian Bach once mused that virtuosity in music was actually really quite an unremarkable thing: “all you have to do is touch the right key at the right time and… Continue Reading