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STONE – Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
Having just released their debut studio record ‘Fear Life for a Lifetime’, the public interest in Liverpool quartet STONE is at an all-time high. In support of the record, they stopped by Wedgewood Rooms on Sunday (27th) night as part of their tour, which sees them travel from Exeter through Leeds and everywhere in-between.
Paul Weller – Portsmouth Guildhall
Paul is a master of his craft and his longevity in the music industry is something to be admired. The man has reinvented himself numerous times and has not been afraid to face his critics in staying true to what feels most aligned to him. In my opinion, Paul is a living legend of British music.
Pale Waves – Outernet
Following the release of their fourth album Smitten, one of Manchester’s finest four-piece’s, Pale Waves, took their shiny new record, an abundance…
Wunderhorse – The 1865 Southampton
There has been a lot of talk lately about ‘where have all the bands gone?’ but if the few that are around bestow us the quality that Wunderhorse bring then I’ll settle for that. Musically, lyrically on point and with a devoted following, all of which have been gained naturally.
Wunderhorse – O2 Institute, Birmingham
Wunderhorse graced the second show of their UK tour at Birmingham’s O2 Institute with the confidence of seasoned pros, largely thanks to their fearless leader: Jacob Slater. Slater’s gutsy performance showcased him not only as a musician but as a well-rounded performer. The crowd hung on his every move. His musical endeavors, including his work with Dead Pretties and his solo album Pinky I Love You, have culminated in what I think is Slater's best work with Wunderhorse and their 2024 album, Midas.
The Vamps – O2 Academy Bournemouth
Marking the 10 Year Anniversary of their debut album, The Vamps hit the road once again, reviving memories by performing the full deluxe edition of Meet the Vamps across the UK and throwing devoted fans back to a time of nostalgia and simpler days.
Natasha Bedingfield – KOKO, London
Natasha Bedingfield’s highly anticipated one-off concert at KOKO in Camden was nothing short of spectacular, delivering a night…
Victorious Festival 2024
The Hampshire coast has once again welcomed the return of Victorious Festival, which continues to cement itself as…
Truck Festival 2024
Oxfordshire has once again been graced by the return of Truck Festival, which has certainly made a name for itself over previous years.
The four-day event plays host to a dazzling lineup spanning the breadth of the indie rock, pop, and alternative rock music-spheres for crowds to get stuck into. This year's Truckers once again made their way to Hill Farm for an unforgettable weekend amidst the everchanging British weather.
Nile Rodgers & CHIC – Southampton Summer Sessions
With the sun setting behind Southampton Guildhall, a summer Sunday evening was transformed by the sound of Disco. With the sunshine, Deco and Sophie Ellis-Bextor warming up the crowd superbly, the crowd were eager for the headliners.