The good patrons of the Crescent Community Venue tonight experienced a mini-Celtic invasion courtesy of Pillow Queens and Adwaith who...
Allen Ginsberg’s poem ‘Howl’ deals with issues of repression, rebellion, drug misuse, the alienation of youth, mental illness, capitalism, industrialisation,...
It’s Independent Venue Week (IVW), the annual seven-day celebration of independent music and arts venues and all of the people who own,...
You may well have been thinking that it had all gone quiet for Please Please You on the gig front,...
Native Harrow are a folk-rock duo, hailing from eastern Pennsylvania in the United States of America but who recently relocated...
If, for some strange and inexplicable reason, you had just arrived from Saturn and somehow landed in the main concert...
Not too many people are familiar with the names Marina Allen and Kacey Johansing. At least that’s what a disappointingly small, though highly...
It is 18 years and counting for Please Please You and if the York-based independent live music promoter’s schedule of shows for...
David Berman, the late, great leader and sole constant member of that brilliant American indie-rock band Silver Jews once said,...
It is now seven years, almost to the day, since I first caught Rachel Sermanni in concert. Then, she played...
“Time is importantTiming is more importantWithout it a story can end” Here, on ‘Tender Years’, his penultimate song of the...
What with lockdown, rising production costs, rampant inflation, Brexit red tape, and often dwindling audience figures, the UK’s live music...
The UK’s live music industry remains in a parlous state. Decimated by the initial impact of the coronavirus and the...
Whether flying solo or working in collaboration with other local live music promoters and concert venues such as the Brudenell...
As Keith Christmas leans over to pick up his vintage Fender Palomino he reminisces upon having bought the instrument more...
