Author: Annabelle Asker
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For around £30 a ticket, The Northern Ballet’s production of 1984 is not to be missed.
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Brighton’s city based festival is back for its tenth year, boasting the newly iconic Stormzy as its main headliner, along with a whole heap of new artists wildly varying in genre (19/05/16-21/05/16).
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Foals proved their stadium appeal to Annabelle Asker, Head of Events. Mirroring Muse back in 2002, the five piece have a long road of success ahead of them (19/02/16).
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For 4:37, Grimes fully occupies your screen with a sci-fi vision of a time travelling female Al Pacino, cyberpunk vampires, and a blood-soaked rave.
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Leave the muddy fields and teenage angst of British festivals in favour of a musical adventure across Europe.
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Peace triumphantly returned to the Pyramids, bringing with them acoustic sets and Christmas tunes (7/10/2015).
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The Brummie four piece return to Portsmouth armed with a new album and an ever growing fan base (07/10/15).
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A more expensive, well produced album that is bound to sell well and fill concert venues, but doesn’t lose that edge that Foals bring and conquer the indie music scene with.
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Somersault Festival is a unique experience, quite unlike any mainstream event. Combining wellbeing and good times, this is not a festival for the raucous (24/07/15-26/07/15).
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Annabelle reviews Part two of the Nuffield Youth Theatre’s adaptation of His Dark Materials.
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Annabelle reviews Part One of the Nuffield Youth Theatre’s production of His Dark Materials.
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Day 2 brought new talent Badbadnotgood, the utterly underwhelming Jungle, and a man of legendary status, Nas.
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Welcome to Manchester, love.
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FIDLAR are back, with more adolescent angst than ever before.