Nahko and Medicine for the People at Bush Hall
Bush Hall was used as a soup kitchen during the Second World War; now, the remedying music of…
By Steven WhiteBush Hall was used as a soup kitchen during the Second World War; now, the remedying music of…
By Steven WhitePsapp are an electronic pop duo (formed of Galia and Carim) that have gained considerable traction in recent…
By Charlie BuryAs the end of summer keeps threatening to arrive in London, a gig featuring a band whose style…
By Alejandra ArrietaThis charming folk-pop quartet deserved a bigger crowd than they got on a damp Thursday evening in New…
By The editorial unitPeter Broderick graces London at St Giles-in-the-Fields on his summer European tour after the release of his latest…
By Frances LaiBlessed with sunshine and an eclectic programme, the 2015 edition of the Wilderness Festival was a magnificent celebration…
By Ambra VernuccioWith a name like Hermitage Green, one can be fairly sure of what to expect from this band…
By James Ager"Thank you for braving the tube strikes and coming here tonight", Laura Burhenn, songwriter and singer of The…
By Steven WhiteThe Very Best returns to London after seven years on 5th August – a momentous occasion marked by…
By Frances LaiYou may not immediately recognise his name, but Mark Lanegan’s voice is likely to ring a rusty baritone…
By Stuart Boyland