Live

If the crowd’s reaction to Tuff Love’s fuzzy indie pop at this east London pub is anything to go by, they could shortly be the band name on everyone’s lips.

Ex Hex tore through a set of rock ‘n’ roll that lifted the gloom of a Monday night in foggy London.

The Duke Spirit lived up to their name with a majestic and energetic performance at the historic Wilton’s Music Hall.

PINS were at their sharpest for a wild night at Oslo in Hackney.

Joanna Gruesome played their effervescent brand of pop infused indie-punk to a Scala crowd that barely fizzled in response.

Nerina Pallot told her adoring audience that “we’ve been together nearly fourteen years my friends – that’s longer than I’ve been married”. This show was proof that, while the new material isn’t …

Katzenjammer sailed onto the Cropredy stage, along with twenty different instruments, and created a musical storm for a sodden Cropredy Festival audience.

With her second album dividing opinion, Lucy Rose took to the stage at Rough Trade East for a memorable performance that proved the doubters wrong.

We were in the middle of a heat wave but, judging by the large crowd that formed in Rough Trade East on a balmy July evening, Gengahr were going to …

Port Isla got the Bushstock party started at Bush Hall with their energetic and catchy blend of indie, folk and pop.