It feels like I’ve been standing here for so long, waiting for normality. Throughout lockdown there were a few things
Category: Live Reviews
I was looking forward to tonight a lot, maybe too much. Anna B Savage’s album, ‘A Common Turn’ is currently
This was my first visit to Camden since olden days to go to PowerHaus. Dingwalls of old. Heading up from
Odd little festival in Stevenage. It was advertised as a way of bringing trade to Stevenage Old Town after opening
There must be something special about Daylight Music to get me out of the house at 6.50am on a Saturday
During lockdown, I guess we all had a list of things we were looking forward to. Some of mine were
There’s a new festival on the London scene and on the evidence of today, it’s here to stay. The Wide
LUMP are back for a second album. LUMP are Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay from Tunng. Apparently they met bowling.
Fred Perry Subculture evenings at the 100 Club have almost become as iconic as the venue itself. Over the years,
Well it’s finally happened. After 16 months without a physical gig. I finally made it back into a venue. I
With 2020’s The Great Escape cancelled and holidays on my hands. I decided to create my own virtual lockdown festival.
The Subways returned to touring at Club 85 to celebrate 15 years of their album ‘Young for Eternity’. This was
I never expected to write this review. Sometimes surprises aren’t all positive Torres over the last few years has been
The Murder Capital returned to London only a few weeks after their triumphant Electric Ballroom gig. This time to play
Something different for this week’s Daylight Music. The entire session was given over to London Dreamtime, who along with Cunning
After flitting it from the Agnes Obel album launch at Rough Trade East, I managed to get to the Electric
It’s nearly a year since my last Gurr fix at SXSW. I find their brand of no nonsense energetic garage
There were some interesting options in London tonight. But I decided to save some money and stay local to see
Playing a sell-out gig at the Horn as part of their mini Independent Venue Week tour. Warmduscher brought their house
I wonder what Billy Butlin would have thought of Rockaway Beach? Would he have liked it? I suspect not. But
Low Anthem’s 2008 album ‘Oh My God, Charlie Darwin’ is pretty much a perfect album and I had forgotten how
It’s been a few years since I had been at St Pancras Old Church and Bryde playing there seemed to
Priests were a new discovery from SXSW 2019. I saw them play the 100 Club earlier in the year. As
I think this might have been my favourite TGE so far. The weather was brilliant, including the sea at its