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The three-piece brought their rock music to a perhaps slightly unaware audience, that mainly consisted of Lawson and Calvin Harris fans.
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Ella Goel headed to the dauntingly distant city of Manchester to enjoy the muddy fields of Heaton Park.
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Sian Blewitt headed down to the UK’s most colourful music event, redefining the festival experience by placing its focus on the ‘concept of expression’.
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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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Earls Court, including The Edge’s own Amy Wootten, saw an eleven piece band and a menagerie of fancy dress in Arcade Fire’s lead up to their headline slot at Hyde Park this summer.
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Lorde stuns the crowd with her mesmerising performance at sold out O2 Academy Brixton show.
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Sally Ka Yan Lui successfully made it onto the list of an invitation only show with both a secret line up and location, take a read for her take on this small, private performance.
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Chris Evan’s attends Somerely Tea Party, a brand new and evolving music festival on the already highly saturated UK festival market
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“That rock ‘n’ roll, eh?”, Alex Turner once spoke; his hair full of Brylcreem and his mouth sounding as if it was full of Werther’s Originals. Whilst this phrase at first glance may simply appear as the vague ramblings of an over-indulged rockstar, it is in fact a rather accurate summary of the current state […]
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Highlights of the one-day festival featuring Lauren Aquilina, Wonder Villains, The Pizza Underground, Peace & more.
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Wolf Alice is one to watch over the next few years, with their fame doubtless at the beginning of the boom that countless other indie bands have experiences in recent years.
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All the way from Chicago, The Last Vegas proved why these guys are so popular over in the US.
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Editor, Megan Downing went along to see what the McBusted tour had to offer.
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We bring you the highlights of the final day of the new music festival in Brighton.