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Miles Kane – Rough Trade Nottingham
On a rainy night in Nottingham, Miles Kane turned the small Rough Trade stage into a riot of sound and connection, and I was lucky enough to be right in the middle of it.
Cian Ducrot – O2 Academy Bournemouth
Irish singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot performed at the O2 Academy Bournemouth, and what a night to remember it was.
Photo Review: BBC Radio 2 in the Park
A weekend to remember, full of singing, dancing, laughter and all-around good time! The vibes were just right in Highlands Park, Chelmsford, and the sun got the message, too!
Jake Vaadeland & The Sturgeon River Boys – Papillion, Southampton
Taking to the stage at Papillon alongside his band The Sturgeon River Boys, Jake donned his blue fringed jacket and opened the ‘program’ with Father’s Son, the Johnny Cash-esc song from his 2024 album, Retro Man.
Victorious Festival 2025 – Review
Victorious Festival struck a perfect balance between indie edge and family-friendly charm. Set against the picturesque Southsea seafront, the festival’s three days were bathed in uninterrupted sunshine, a postcard-perfect backdrop that enhanced the vibrancy of the performances and coastal festival vibes.
The Enemy – O2 Academy Bournemouth
After several rescheduled dates due to band and crew illnesses, The Enemy finally made it to Bournemouth - and it was definitely worth the wait. In a gesture that speaks volumes, the band put this show on for free, and the result was a night charged with nostalgia, the highest of energy and a sense of celebration.
Coldplay – Wembley Stadium
One of the most celebrated bands in the world reaffirms their legendary status with a breathtaking stadium spectacle that proves why they reign among rock’s finest live acts
Fontaines D.C. – Wythenshawe Park
Fontaines D.C. are, without a doubt, one of the finest bands performing today. They also represent a modern-day pinnacle of the Irish music scene, alongside other giants like KNEECAP, who put their heart and soul into the revival of Irish culture and language.
Oasis – Wembley Stadium
Oasis are the band that started my real love for indie / rock n roll, the first band that I found for myself or the one that found me in the mid 90’s as I was about to head into secondary school and one that have soundtracked my life ever since. The band that has seen me through a myriad of all different times, yet the music has always been there in those moments of celebration and also times of need.
Idles: Block Party – Queen Square, Bristol
Queen Square was packed to its edges for the band’s biggest hometown show to date. This was more than just a gig; it felt like a communal release. A celebration of where the band came from, and how far they’ve pushed things without losing that original urgency.