Music
Crosby, Stills and Nash at the Royal Albert Hall
The prestigious Royal Albert Hall seems the perfect venue to host folk-rock legends Crosby, Stills and Nash. The aura surrounding them is such that their entrance is welcomed with warmth, some standing to pay homage before the show even [read more]
Spacehog at The 100 Club
Spacehog have been away for a while – 15 years in fact – but you wouldn’t have guessed it from this tight, punchy showing at Oxford Street’s The 100 Club. The 100 Club is a standard London cubbyhole basement: a sweat-box of jazz [read more]
The Airborne Toxic Event at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
In London for one night only, The Airborne Toxic Event dazzle fans at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush in a 19-track set of hits and new material that span across their three popular albums: Such Hot Blood, All at Once and their self-titled debut. [read more]
Belle and Sebastian – The Third Eye Centre
Scottish indie-rockers Belle and Sebastian return with their first album since 2010’s critical success Write about Love, but how does this compilation measure up? Piano ballad Long Black Scarf is one of the album’s tear-jerkers, while [read more]
Barry Gibb at the O2
You may not recognise the name Barry Gibb as a solo act, but the names Maurice and Robin, flared pants and disco balls are likely to be more familiar – the Gibb brothers formed the legendary 1970s trio we know as the Bee Gees. Their [read more]
Jonny Lang at The Borderline
Referring to a guitarist as a veteran when they’re only 32 may seem premature, since after all, that’s not even half the age of – the invincible and ever-touring – Keith Richards, but it’s a term that’s hard to avoid when [read more]
Kids In Glass Houses at The Electric Ballroom
Welsh rockers Kids In Glass Houses have come a long way since their debut album Beginnings just over a decade ago, when the quintet were little more than a support band for the likes of The Used and 30 Seconds to Mars. Now, with five [read more]
Katie Melua at the Roundhouse
Katie Melua delivered a powerful performance in the crowded Roundhouse, which celebrated both her past successes and her new album. Melua walked on stage to roars of “go on Katie!” from the audience, and opened with crowd favourite [read more]
The Thirst at The Garage
It’s never quite happened for The Thirst. The Brixton four-piece first emerged in 2006 onto a bustling indie scene, and seemed as likely as any of their contemporaries to strike it big. They’ve opened for the likes of The Libertines [read more]
The Parov Stelar Band at Heaven
Beneath the sweaty, cavernous arches, Heaven plays host to the proud return of The Parov Stelar Band and the opening night of their European Tour (celebrating new album Art of Sampling, out in November). Stelar returns with an incurable [read more]
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