There’s a one-day celebration party taking place at Oval Space with Blossoms headlining the bill. Joining Blossoms are South London’s Shame – primed to bring an in-your-face energy to proceedings. Rising from the bristling South London scene, Shame captured attention with their acclaimed debut album ‘Songs Of Praise’ – performing hundreds of shows around the…
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I managed to catch five minutes with Working Men’s Club after their set at Bluedot last Saturday. They’ve been in Sheffield doing a recording session, attending photoshoots, left to head off to Latitude… and they’re now on to Port Eliot festival. Busy busy. The in-depth interview is going to have to wait. Q Hi Jake,…
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Bluedot festival review. If the scientists at Jodrell Bank could put their collective heads together, it would be perfect if they could find a way of teleporting us back to the fields of Bluedot in order to do the festival all over again. That way it might be possible to experience the stuff you’d missed…
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Ealing Blues festival was given the thumbs up – and it managed to escape the rain. I was unable to go as I was at Bluedot festival (review to come) but I was sent these photos by a big Nick Lowe fan. He played an engaging acoustic set, and left his fans absolutely delighted. Here…
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UPDATE: Watchet festival is now SOLD OUT. The Lightning Seeds, Embrace, Sophie Ellis-Bextor (pictured), Peter Hook & The Light, Alabama 3 and Hot Chocolate are all on the lineup. Watchet announce a new partnership with Weston Colleges Music Faculty, who will be showcasing current and past students in the Something Else Tea Tent on Sunday. Elodie Fowler is a…
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Tessa Gordziejko attended the first Anthropos festival and has written a review of the occasion. It’s always exciting to find a new festival, but to be at the very first edition of a brand new festival is doubly intriguing. Such was Anthropos electronic/ psychedelic music and arts festival, an initiative of Cambridge-based Sven and Lars…
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If you’re thinking of heading to Wickham festival, better get your skates on. The strongest lineup ever has seen a surge in sales. Not surprising when their headliners include Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, Lucinda Williams, The Proclaimers, Judy Collins, Graham Nash and Kiefer Sutherland. This is a real family festival but with an…
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Memories of Bluedot festival 2018 – from Nadine Shah to Baloji and The Orb
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Exctinction Rebellion, Word Wildlife Fund with Our Planet, Liz Bonnin, Helen Pankhurst… these are just a few names on the extensive sustainability programme at Bluedot festival
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Bearded Theory festival 2019: telling the story in pictures
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