In Review: Baby Queen at the Deaf Institute
When an artist is jumping in amongst the fans barely minutes in to the set, you know it’s going to be full throttle for the rest of the show.
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In Review: The Mysterines at Band on the Wall
In Review: The Mysterines deliver at atmospheric live masterclass at Manchester’s Band on the Wall and we were there to catch it.
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In Review: Chvrches at Manchester’s O2 Apollo
It’s the final date of Chvrches headline UK run as they round out the Screen Violence tour with a crowd pleaser at Manchester’s O2 Apollo.
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Ben Williams returns with new single Gap In The Rain – Reviewed
Ben P Williams is set to release his new single Gap In The Rain on Friday, the first track lifted from his upcoming album.
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In Review: Lauran Hibberd’s new EP Goober
There’s been a buzz about Lauran Hibberd for a while now, fueled by a string of excellent releases and outstanding live shows. Now she has released her brilliant new EP Goober.
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In Review: Ava Max is unashamedly pop with Heaven & Hell
Ava Max has brought pop back to the fore with her debut album Heaven & Hell ticking all the boxes along the way. After the incredible success of Sweet But Psycho and the follow up hits So Am I, Kings & Queens and Who’s Listening Now, Ava Max has now released her debut album Heaven…
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Reviewed: The Hara’s new EP Play Dead
The Hara are back with new EP Play Dead, the follow up to We Are The Movement which was released earlier this year. Play Dead has a lot to live up to. Their 2019 offering Unconscious Minds Innocently Blind EP hit the number one spot in the pre-sale charts keeping Lewis Capaldi off top spot…
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In Review: The Seamonsters at Jimmys
We’ll be honest from the start – The Seamonsters have become a pretty permanent fixture on our playlists. Whether it’s around the office, gym, home, The Seamonsters have been nestling comfortably in our headphones (or blasting out of the speakers) on a frequent basis. So when we saw that they would be headlining at Jimmy’s,…
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In Review: Walk The Moon at the Ritz Manchester
Walk The Moon were catapulted to stardom back in 2015 when their massive single Shut Up and Dance became the song of the summer. You simply couldn’t avoid it. And why would you want to? Catchy, anthemic, feet started tapping as soon as the first guitar string was plucked. The single helped Walk The Moon…
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In Review: Y.O.U.N.G at the Deaf Institute
There’s a decidedly mixed crowd at the Deaf Institute waiting for Y.O.U.N.G to take to the stage for their hometown Manchester gig. The venue is sold out (as the band are keen to let us know), with the extremely keen and buoyant crowd backed up all the way to the exit. There’s a long history…
