Kina Grannis at The Tabernacle
In sunny Notting Hill the castle-like Tabernacle lies in a back yard, hidden behind a group of houses:…
By Johanna EliassonIn sunny Notting Hill the castle-like Tabernacle lies in a back yard, hidden behind a group of houses:…
By Johanna EliassonSome artists have an explosive breakthrough (but may fall in decline afterwards) while others need time to establish themselves…
By Rita VicinanzaThe Delines is a brand new super band founded by Richmond Fontaine's Willy Vlautin. As we well know,…
By Lorenzo CibrarioAt some gigs you know exactly what you’re going to get: whether it’s an aged rock band playing…
By Keir SmithAutoheart’s fizzing blend of sanguine piano, wrenching bass and lilting melodies burst with lightening force into the gloomy…
By Alexandra SimsFormed in 1982 in New York, Public Enemy have long been the fierce voice of dissidence in the…
By Booker WoodfordIt's New Zealand sensation Lorde who opens the evening at Earls Court. Her stage is minimalistic, just like…
By Filippo L'AstorinaDominique Young Unique opened Chromeo's gig at the Roundhouse last night, and it has to be said that…
By Lorenzo CibrarioThe Polyphonic Spree are a bit of an unusual creature when analysed in detail: the fact that they…
By Keir SmithThe disco ball on the ceiling sprinkles its light dots over the expectant attendees in Islington Town Hall. The…
By Johanna Eliasson