More Modern Classics is a fitting title: a high...

When Luke Sital-Singh enters the stage all by himself he looks a bit insecure,...

Augustines have come all the way from New York to London as part of their...

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“Light a fire, we’re coming...

Chrysta Bell came to London for one purpose: to take us on a cosmic journey...

There’s a pretty stage set up at Koko, with twinkle lights, and vines wrapped around...

Bush Hall is like a stargate into the 20th century. With its red carpets, old...

Sophie Ellis-Bextor came to town last night after taking a three-year break...

After five years, Howie B is finally back with a brand new record of dark...

Grieves has amassed a cult following over the years since releasing his debut album...

In the ocean of artists that make up the music scene, past and present, metallers...

Hype surrounds young Rhodes: all of his gigs are sold out, the audience are very...

What’s immediately apparent as Mary Epworth begins her set is that her confident,...

Old school soul with a twist of big band jazz and pop crooning: why wouldn’t...

When Justin Nozuka’s intro starts, it takes us on a boat out on a misty...

Thousands of screaming pre-teen girls, a big stage and a tight musical...

Formed in 2011, east London indie outfit Dexters are currently touring their recently...

The Franklys are a four-piece rock ‘n’ roll band based in...

Punk rock shows never got old, they evolved, and in turn proved to us that...

The IndigO2 was alive with the reggae-infused rhythms of Boy George last night, igniting the...

The Royal Albert Hall is probably the greatest venue in London – it is...

Around this time three years ago, Howler were seemingly the darlings of the UK indie...

The hippies are back! Together with Tame Impala and Connan Mockasin, Quilt represent the...