Singer songwriter Sophii Negus will debut at Glastonbury Festival this year with a 45 minute set which will feature the newly recorded “White Noise” as well as former releases “Look to the Stars”, “We Will Never Be” and “Too Young… Continue Reading
Ahead of this week’s Glastonbury Festival, we’re dipping into our archives to re-post reviews of acts playing. You can watch Jake Bugg on the Pyramid Stage at 2pm or the Acoustic Stage at 3.30pm on Friday 28th June. 18-year-old Nottingham… Continue Reading
On Saturday 20th July, Empire Of Fools will play one of their biggest gigs this summer when they take to the new Jaywalk Guitars stage at The Godney Gathering. Fresh from releasing their new EP ‘Unstoppable’ on 21st June, we… Continue Reading
The double number 1, multi-platinum, Brit nominated, acoustic guitar virtuoso Newton Faulkner is about to make a bit of history, as the recording of his fourth album “Studio Zoo” is being streamed live online, 24/7 for 5 weeks from next… Continue Reading
Review by Kevin McGough – Photographs by Alex Meadows If you’re late arriving tonight you may be forgiven for thinking that you’ve actually stumbled upon some kind of baggy worm-hole at the back of Start the Bus and been transported… Continue Reading
Written By Brigitte Nicolas – Long time rock chic and music writer Anna Ghislena, from Hertfordshire, recently self-published her first novel Rock Harder. For Anna Rock Harder was a long process. It began “a conception in my head that I… Continue Reading
Review by Conal Dougan – For gig attendees unfamiliar with the sound of StringerBessant, a natural expectation would be for a night of euphoric indie-rock. After all, the commercial highpoint of the duo’s previous incarnation as Reef, “Place Your Hands”,… Continue Reading
Review by Abby Render – A decade after releasing debut album ‘Vehicles & Animals’ Athlete are back for an anniversary tour after a two year break from the road. The Indie pop-rockers album was hugely successful, nominated for a Mercury… Continue Reading