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Corella – Engine Rooms, Southampton
On a wet and gloomy Wednesday night in Southampton, The Engine Rooms filled up with indie music fans ready to shake off the rain and catch one of Manchester’s rising bands, Corella.
Album Review: Olivia Dean – The Art of Loving
On The Art of Loving, Olivia Dean weaves her trademark charm through raw, heartfelt emotion, crafting an intimate testament to self-love.
Album Review: Biffy Clyro – Futique
Biffy Clyro need little introduction. Over nearly two decades, the Scottish trio have carved out their place as one of Britain’s most vital rock bands, moving seamlessly from chaotic riffs to soaring anthems that fill arenas worldwide. Futique, their 10th studio album, is both a reflection on time and change and a reminder of why they remain so distinctive.
Single Review: Nothing Rhymes With Orange – Shearwater
Wiltshire’s rising indie quartet step confidently forward with Shearwater, a single that highlights both their growth and newfound maturity.
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.