Category: Reviews
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Editor Callum Joynes enjoyed a night of nostalgia-fulled covers from Welsh rockers Punk Rock Factory.
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As a huge dodie fan in 2017, this event was particularly exciting for me. Indie pop supergroup FIZZ‘s debut album “The Secret To Life” hit the shelves October 27th and the band, made up of Dodie “dodie” Clark, Orla Gartland, Greta Isaac and Martin Luke Brown, are looking likely to have made the top 20…
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Frankie Lochhead enjoyed a night out watching The Japanese House in Southampton
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Editor-in-Chief Callum Joynes enjoyed an ostentatious performance from rising alt band Fat Dog.
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Review: “100% C*ntinental” @ Edinburgh Festival Fringe (The Basement at Home Bar) – 20th August 2023
An evening of honest, hilarious and very feminist comedy from the experiences of immigrants across the world? What’s a better way to conclude a weekend at the Fringe? After a very confusing walk through a bar and down some very dingy stairs, we’re greeted by the lovely door staff of Mari Volar’s “100% C*ntinental”. I…
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The Asian Comedy Showcase was, in essence, a celebration of all the fantastic Asian talent at the Fringe – and what a gloriously fun celebration it was! Hosted by Sam See, who was gracious enough to let me snap away in the corner, it was a collection of four asian comedians and one classic token…
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Eastside was a small pub-type situation housing several of the free Fringe shows and “Hi I’m Zoë” was based in a long room called “the Lounge” seeming almost like private seating in a pub or a club. It made for the perfect location for this show and Zoë Frendin made the most of all the…
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Byron Lewis reviews the tantalising performance of The Magic Flute by The Welsh National Opera at the Mayflower Theatre.
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Head of multimedia outreach Amrit Manku loves Miley Cyrus’ artistic growth in her new album!
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Jade Farrow reviews Showstoppers new tantalising show, A Normal with The Addams Family!
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Records Editor Callum Joynes is merely whelmed at Black Veil Brides’ long-awaited return to Southampton.
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TG’s production of But Why Bump Off Barnaby? is a hilariously whimsical Knives Out style murder-mystery: aristocrat Orien LeDuc invites his family members to his spooky manor, and before long, long-absent Barnaby Folcey is murdered. An unlikely group of eccentric characters desperately try and unveil the mystery behind Barnaby’s death, the plot thickening at every…
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Prolific British author J.B. Priestley’s farcical play kicks off when a group of old friends are interrupted during their silver anniversary by the abrupt discovery that they are, in fact, not actually legally married. The three couples, in their incredulity and distress, begin reevaluating their marriages as suspicion begins to brew over the true sincerity…
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I’ve never witnessed a crowd as crazy as Aitch’s fans. Hearing screams, predominantly the crowd being females, was unheard of. On Thursday night, 20th October 2022, the anticipation of waiting for Aitch to show up on stage was incredibly difficult for the fans, holding back their excitement, especially for the girls. The O2 academy was…