Tag: 2018

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    Olivia Dellar

    Best Live Show – The Foo Fighters, London

    Although we may not be going to concerts, Olivia Dellar reflects back on her favourite live show. She brings the magic to us.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Best Show Ever: The Front Bottoms (Reading Festival 2018)

    Kicking off a new series, Morgan McMillan reminisces on a particular set of The Front Bottoms that made it the best show ever.

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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: Notes on a Nervous Planet

    Georgie reviews the new self-help memoir from Matt Haig.

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    Jennifer Banful

    Artist in Focus: Wild Nothing

    Jennifer Banful takes a look at the alternative indie rocker as part of our continued alternative coverage.

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    Ellis Murrell

    The Edge’s Top Ten Television Shows of 2018

    Love it or hate it, there was a lot of telly worth tuning into in 2018. Your favourite entertainment magazine breaks it down.

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    Nicole Kalinowska

    Review: Bowling For Soup at O2 Guildhall, Southampton

    Punk rock legends Bowling For Soup came to Southampton’s O2 Guildhall Academy, Nicole Kalinowska reviews

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    Ellie Brain

    YouTube Rewind 2018 becomes second-most disliked video on YouTube

    YouTube Rewind 2018 has been massively criticised for its ommitance of huge YouTube stars such as Shane Dawson and PewDiePie.

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    Tash Williamson

    “When that inspiration does hit, it’s a magical moment that you can share together” – An Interview with Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean

    We talk to one third of the rock trio Sunflower Bean as they embark on their latest UK tour

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    Ben Dolbear

    Review: The Greatest Freshers’ Ball 2018

    Ben Dolbear finds out if The Greatest Freshers’ Ball was really that great

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    Alice O’Hare

    Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Gigs in Southampton

    The Edge writers recall their favourite gigs in the student city.

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    Tash Williamson

    Preview: Pale Waves at the O2 Guildhall, Southampton

    Indie-pop sensation Pale Waves are heading to the O2 Guildhall this October.

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    Poppy Allan

    Artist in Focus: Ezra Furman

    Ezra Furman’s electric performance in Brixton promotes his album Transangelic Exodus: an exploration of queer identity in a world of illegal angels and ‘straight authorities’,

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    Tom Hills

    Review: Wireless 2018 – Friday

    Friday proved a solid start to the weekend at Wireless festival 2018, Tom Hills determines.

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    Harry Fortuna

    Review: Bestival 2018 – Saturday & Sunday

    Bestival 2018 more than makes up for the cancellation of Camp Bestival’s final day, Harry Fortuna concludes.