This Month in Local Live Acts: February After the mania that was September and October, January was a much-needed break from gigs. I know, I never thought I’d write those words either, but three back-to-back gigs a week was a lot. Anyway, now that it’s February and I have a dissertation due in two months, […]
The Edge’s List of 2018: Sigrid If you love incredible talented Scandinavian singers, then you’ll definitely love Sigrid. She’s only 21 years old, and somehow everything she’s done so far has been magical. Her debut single ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe’ premiered on Radio 1 and was simultaneously made Hottest Record in the World, and her […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: December December is a little slower than the last few months (I went to a gig roughly every other day in October, it was incredible), but there’s still a bunch of good stuff on. Shoutout to The Wurzels and Shaggy for being two of the most ridiculous upcoming gigs […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: November I’m fully enjoying gig season – last month I went to a gig approximately every other day and I’m fully ready to keep that up this month. I’ve got my gig necessities down, actually – earplugs, phone, money, dictaphone, business cards – and all I need now is […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: October Finally, the English gig scene is getting back into the swing of things following festival season – June-August are always low months with very few gigs, but the five below are just a handful of the incredible local gigs going on this month. Seriously, I have at least […]
14 Netflix shows for your Freshers Week hangover If Freshers’ Week has hit you like a train, you and your new besties might be in need of a bit of R&R this weekend. To that end – here’s a load of awesome Netflix shows you should all watch together with a cuppa in your new […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: September […]
Nostalgic News: Sugababes released Angels With Dirty Faces 15 years ago today […]
This Month in Local Live Acts: July Raise your hand if you love gigs?! I’m here for another year of editing and writing about gigs somehow, which is magical, so we’re going to ignore the missed TMILLA for May. […]
