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Taking place on the seaside in the city of Gdynia, Open’er is known as a hipster Mecca. Better take your coolest sunglasses, flannel shirt and baggy sweater.
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From Dolly Parton to The 1975, Glastonbury 2014 was filled with an array of outstanding performances. Here are The Edge’s best five.
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Five features our writer Harrison Abbott would like to see next scheduled for X-Men: Apocalypse.
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There’s a whole set of weird and wonderful things going on across the four days, here are just eight of those things that you certainly shouldn’t miss out on.
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Croatia, the little country that could, and did, become one of Europe’s leading festival destinations this year. 2012 marked the year when I first realized the potential Croatia had in becoming such a festival powerhouse, due in large part to my attendance at the inaugural Dimensions festival, INmusic festival, and the second iteration of Terraneo […]
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‘With a solid sound, which is likeable, immediately recognisable yet original, Signals. live performances are even stronger than their recorded music, a rare talent in an industry which is normally so reliant on auto-tune’
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Ben Robins comments on the new footage of the film, putting forward Andy Serkis’ words on their complex narration and impressive technical aspects.
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Cat Olley and Jenny Simpson review last night’s Grad Ball at Oceana featuring Ella Eyre, Lawson and Gorgon City.
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Elinor caught up with The Last Vegas singer Chad Cherry at their recent Southampton show.
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If you’re feeling blue, then we have got just the songs for you. (We even know how to rhyme).
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Going to a festival for the first time? Auntie Grace has you covered.
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Don’t fancy Arcade Fire, Kasabian and Metallica? The Edge has got some hot Glastonbury tips for you.
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Andrew addresses the modern tendency to festival-bash, and says all is not lost as long as you’ve got the right attitude this festival season.
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We’ll be very disappointed if there’s an Antony Costa shaped hole at Grad Ball #TeamCostaRoster