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Cage the Elephant at O2 Academy Brixton

Reviews, Live Reviews

Mayhem, Pyro, and Chaos: Cage the Elephant Set Brixton on Fire

It’s as though they’d just heard that the first impression is the most important. Win that, and you win the crowd. If you Google Cage the Elephant, you’ll be presented with a feed of esteemed gentlemen—well-tailored Kentucky rockers. So it’d be safe to say my preconception was cl

salute at Electric Brixton

Live Reviews, Reviews

salute brings the 80s version of the future to Electric Brixton

It felt nostalgic, but in a manufactured sense. The 80s representation of the future: bright lights, streamlined cars, and flying things watched through a VHS-style screen with a nod to the 00s through TRUE MAGIC. All carefully concocted in a way that you’d be struggling to find

Oasis live 2025

Blog

OASIS announce their first UK and Ireland shows in sixteen years

Tickets go on sale from Saturday, August 31st. Tour dates are at the bottom. “The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised.” - Oasis. After years of will-they-won't-they that would put Ross and Rachel to shame, th

Field Day All Points East 2024

Blog, Festivals

The only schedule you need for Field Day All Points East 2024

Follow this schedule with set times for the most enjoyable Field Day you've ever had. Highlights: Yves Tumor: See Yves instead of Romy for a more fulfilling performance. Junior Simba : This will be the last time you see Junior Simba on an unsigned stage. Yaeji (Live) : You'll hav

Loyle Carner at All Points East

Festivals

Is West the new East? All Points East day two with Loyle Carner

Across the weekend, the West Stage has been lassoing in record crowds to the far end of Victoria Park. As the sun tried to break the haze, it cast a slightly more laidback attitude on Victoria Park for All Points East on Saturday. The air was thick with anticipation, dust, and th

Ghostwoman at The Dome in London

Live Reviews, Reviews

From surf twang to abrasive depth: GHOSTWOMAN at The Dome, London

How do duos sound larger than a five-piece band? For Ghostwoman, there’s an argument that Ille Van Dessel’s drums fill any space left in the room. Or that it’s Evan Uschenko’s evaporating, gritty guitar riffs that fuzz right through your chest. Certainly, the combination of both