I first saw the Slaves play in St Albans to a tiny crowd. They impressed me but I wasn’t sure
Category: Live Reviews
It’s a long time since I’ve been to Servant Jazz quarters. It’s a small venue in Dalston only holding 100
A bit of a random tonight. I was in London and looking for a gig. I’d originally intended to head
Every year Fortuna POP! hold a four night residency at the Lexington featuring a lineup from their roster. I had
Just off the plane from Canada and in their words ‘grumpy and tired’, Dilly Dally showed neither on stage at
I caught the Carnabys playing at the Great Escape and thought they were mildly diverting so took the offer of
Heading up from the Rough Trade I only managed to catch the last two songs of Loom who seemed to
It’s been a while since the Savages played their own headline UK gigs. Unfortunately, they have been two timing us
The second in-store of the evening was the main event. Josh T Pearson in festive mood. I say festive mood,
Tonight we celebrated like it was New Year’s Eve as the evening was being filmed as part of the a
Lovely evening with the talented Courtney Barnett. I’ve only seen her once and that was in a small venue and
Black Honey and the Wytches at my local venue. When did my boat come in? Two great bands plus Baby
A decent night of music at the Sebright. The evening started with Avalanche Party. I wasn’t initially sure as the
Following on from Bille Marten’s gig the day before. Bruising played a semi acoustic gig. Unlike the pervious day and
I’m catching up with some gigs from a few weeks ago and since this in-store occurred, Billie Marten has been
A nice afternoon of music in extremely difficult circumstances. French artist Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch had a difficult task of playing music
A really interesting programming of music. Four different styles of music but somehow the evening worked. The first band, Let’s
Bully are a band from Nashville playing with a 90s grunge sound. I’d seen them at the Great Escape but
I’m one of those miserable sods who don’t like Halloween and the whole ‘Americanisation’ of the evening. I don’t know
Love and Other Crimes: The Song of Lee Halewood was a celebration of the work of Lee Hazlewood. He’s not
Bit of a random gig. I was in London during the day, so thought I’d find a gig in the
One of those nights were you hope the support bands stay and watch headline act, because the headline act is
Half Man Half Biscuit are like a fine whisky. You drink it in small sips and savour the flavour. Half
Several people had told me that The Big Moon were a band worth catching. As they were playing with VANT,