Tag: Magazine

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    Katie Evans

    Our Top Tips for Festival Goers

    Live and Records exec, Katie Evans, is a veteran festival-goer… she wants to bestow her wisdom onto those who plan to go this coming year.

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    Ellie Griffiths

    “When it was played on radio that was a huge moment – as good as being picked to play rugby for England.” An Interview with James Haskell

    Writer, Ellie Griffiths, sat down with ex-rugby star James Haskell about the switch from the pitch to the dancefloor.

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    Katie Evans
    Karaoke

    Our Ultimate Karaoke Songs

    Fancy a sing-song karaoke night? We have your back with our list!

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    Harry Geeves
    Online

    The Livestream Debate

    With the pandemic almost a year in, Harry Geeves and Louise Chase debate the rise of livestream concerts.

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    Jo Lisney

    The Ultimate World Book Day Band

    As World Book Day 2021 has come around, Jo Lisney gets creative and forms her ultimate band of book characters!

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    Jo Lisney

    World Book Day Comedians

    Today marks World Book Day. See what two of our writers have to say about some well-known comedians!

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    Emily Dennis

    Our First Concerts

    Our writers look back at their first-ever concerts as we approach the year anniversary of lockdown.

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    Katie Evans

    2021 Ultimate Gigs List

    As 2021 kicks off, our writers run down acts that put on a great show and you should not miss!

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    Alex Read

    Differences in Audiences Across the Globe

    As part of our collab with Wessex Scene, Alex Read discusses how different parts of the world react to live performances.

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    Morgan McMillan

    The History of Bollywood Dance

    As part of our collaboration with Wessex Scene of culture and customs, Morgan McMillan discusses the importance of dance in Bollywood!

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    Sam Pegg

    Lip-Syncing Legacy: Deceitful Controversy or a Faithful Experience?

    News editor, Sam Pegg, gives you a brief overview of the history of the controversy of lip syncing and how artists have used this to their advantage… or used this as a statement against the industry.

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    Georgie Holmes

    In Criticism Of Lip-Syncing

    FEPS officer, Georgie Holmes, discusses why lip syncing is not what people pay for. By discussing issues around lip syncing and some of the most controversial performances.

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    Morgan McMillan

    Rock Operas for Beginners

    Our editor, Morgan McMillan, addresses some of the most successful rock operas from the last 40 years. What makes them so great? Why are rock operas something to see live? How are they successful? Read on to find out!

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    Jo Lisney

    Dancing in The Streets: Why Notting Hill Carnival is Culturally Important

    Live editor, Jo Lisney, takes an in-depth dive into why Notting Hill Carnival is particularly important to London. From dancing to costumes, this is something she encourages all to experience once in their lives.