Music
Lil’ Kim and Eve at the IndigO2
Lil’ Kim and Eve teamed up at IndigO2 at the O2 Arena on Friday night to demonstrate what hip hop and R&B have been missing. It was certainly a throwback as they blared out their early noughties classics, but by the end of the night [read more]
Gaz Coombes at Union Chapel
It’s been 17 years since Gaz Coombes first entered he public conscience as part of much-loved indie-rock outfit Supergrass. Coombes rocketed to stardom with catchy melodies and witty lyrics, becoming a reigning Britpop star of the 90s. [read more]
Sadie and the Hotheads at the Hippodrome Casino
Lead singer and masthead of Sadie and the Hotheads is none other than Elizabeth McGovern. With award nominations including two Golden Globes, a primetime Emmy and an Oscar, and a current starring role in the massively successful ITV drama [read more]
Wooden Shjips – Back to Land
Wooden Shjips have come out with their latest album, entitled Back to Land, and it takes you on a journey back to the days of psychedelia and full-form disconnect from pop culture today. This fourth record takes on the challenge of filling [read more]
Sigur Rós at Wembley Arena
People keep wondering how this band from Iceland, singing partly in Icelandic and partly in a language invented by frontman Jón “Jónsi” Þór Birgisson, managed not only to put together a consistent fanbase worldwide but also [read more]
Lemaitre at Fabric
Norwegian indie-electronic duo Lemaitre was formed in 2010 by Ketil Jansen and Ulrik Denizou Lund. They performed their second London gig in Fabric to a decent crowd on a freezing cold night. The duo’s big expansive sound is no doubt a [read more]
Panic! at the Disco at The Forum
Watching a Panic! At the Disco gig is an assault on the senses. Even in the depths of The Forum there is no escaping the blinding lights and deafening screams of teenage girls exploding with excitement at every calculated flick of lead [read more]
John Newman – Tribute
The opening track of Tribute begins with John Newman reading a list of his influences, a starry roll call of some of music’s greatest names, kicking off with Nina Simone and featuring a number of Motown and soul legends, from James Brown [read more]
Cate Le Bon – Mug Museum
Lou Reed’s influence hangs heavy over much of today’s alternative music scene. This is especially true of Cate Le Bon’s Mug Museum, a charmingly produced melding of baroque pop melodies and guitar jangle, with occasional bursts of [read more]
Amber Run at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen
Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen provided a cosy space for Amber Run’s first ever London gig last night. It’s the latest stage in what has been a quietly meteoric rise for the five friends who met at Nottingham University. Since forming [read more]
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