by
Icona Pop’s ‘I Love It’ has proved hugely popular around the world and now it’s the UK’s turn to enjoy this perfectly crafted pop song.
by
The Great Escape 2013 closed with performances from Dan Croll, Lab Coast, Swim Deep, Lulu James and The 1975.
by
Chapel Club’s new album is a change in genre from their debut. What do you think of new single ‘Shy’?
by
Friday at The Great Escape was filled with plenty more new music including Night Engine, The Family Rain, Little Green Cars, Iggy Azalea and Clean Bandit
by
Last week The Edge went to The Great Escape in Brighton, and some of Thursday’s highlights include The Balconies, We Were Evergreen, Tom Odell, Jeremy Loops and Brooke Candy.
by
Want to know who’s who, and what’s awful in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest? Look no further!
by
Lucy Porter brings her hilarious Edinburgh show “People Person” to Southampton’s Nuffield Theatre.
by
Some Say I So I Say Light strengthens Ghostpoet’s appeal, returning to confront the demons which Peanut Butter Blues created and exacerbated.
by
The Barnardo’s Society will take over Live Music Monday in The Bridge next week to showcase a selection of Southampton’s musical talent.
by
A whopping 100 acts have been announced, to complete The Great Escape’s 2013 line up.
by
A woman from Eastleigh has found herself at the centre of a viral video, as she was recorded dancing at a bus stop.
by
At only 20 years of age, it’s pretty impressive if your album starts being described as “long-awaited” but in Charli XCX’s case, this rings true. Recording since 2008 with money from her parents, she has been making music since her school days but has finally perfected her sound. Not only this but the album has […]
by
Korean pop-sensation Psy has released the video for his latest single ‘Gentleman’. The track is the follow up to 2012’s viral hit ‘Gangnam Style‘ which is now the most watched video of all time on Youtube with over 1.5 billion views. The video revisits much of the content and characters of that which shot Psy […]
by
Overgrown sees James Blake take the criticisms and commendations of his debut on board to demonstrate profound honesty, floundering melancholy and irrefutable musical ability.