Category: Live

While Festival No. 6‘s current chapter comes to a close and the future at Portmeirion uncertain, Rebecca Worthington heads up to No. 6‘s wonderful world for one last time. For the seventh and final year, the peculiar, pastel-coloured village of Portmeirion, home of the 1967 TV Series The Prisoner, transformed into the bijou beauty that…

Brooklyn Riot Grrrl trio Sharkmuffin are in town as part of their UK Invasion tour, following the re-release of their second album Tsuki. Playing the legendary Night & Day Cafe, they have brought along two bands as a showcase for both have the potential to be something very special. For the first few minutes, local…

Another year at Jodrell Bank, Bluedot continues to show that their science, space and music festival at the most gorgeous location on Earth can’t be beaten. Plastic Mermaids open our day, which is very slow, unfortunately there’s not much musically to wisk you away. Although, Plastic Mermaids quite nail their introduction. Their sound is massive…

Just as Citadel returns for another year, boasted by a headline set by Tame Impala, we sent Rebecca Worthington to Gunnersbury Park to check out the mind mischief. There was glorious weather for London’s newest one-day event, Citadel, where notable acts The Horrors, Fat White Family, Goat, Leon Bridges and CHVRCHES impressed at Gunnersbury Park,…

A day following their album release, The Hunna finally make it to their Liverpool Olympia show, and we sent David Hughes down there for the word. A year since they last came to town, The Hunna turned up at the Olympia on the second night of their six night UK tour. Advertising their new album,…

Roger Waters finally makes his well anticipated return to Liverpool with a huge, thought-provoking and sublime show at the Echo Arena. Getting it out of the way, Roger Waters is in-fact one of the greatest songwriters ever, he’s a concept-king and more-so, he was the creative hold for Pink Floyd. While at the age of…

Blistering rockers WAVVES take to the Gorilla with a hand from Brisbane‘s Dune Rats. Liam Moody has the words. Two bands separated by over 7000 miles and the Pacific Ocean travel halfway across the world to find themselves united in music inside a central Manchester sweatbox. San Diego four-piece Wavves, touring in support of their…

While issues stand, Liverpool Sound City triumphs with their return to the city, as Sound City takes over the Baltic Triangle for the weekend. Last year, Liverpool Sound City brought their signature Liverpool festival to the docklands at Clarence Docks, however this year it seems as-if they’ve partially retreated to the budding Baltic Triangle outside…

The festival for the freakscene returns for the second year, perfectly crafted noise and striking uproar bring WRONG returns once again, banding the freakscene together for an all-out clash at the Invisible Wind Factory, North Shore Troubadour and Drop The Dumbulls, with another jaw-dropping bill. While the bill last year was a little bit more…