Tramlines 2024: “You Know, Sheffield is One of My Favourite Cities”
Written and Edited by Eve MoatPhotography by Eve Moat What a weekend! Tramlines Festival in Sheffield landed on the beautifully...
Music and Clubs
‘Madness Are Go’ at Kirkstall Abbey
Written & Edited by Erin Clark. The legendary, Camden-native, ska-legends Madness are a band with absolutely nothing toprove. Boasting multiple...
This Is How Tomorrow Moves: Beabadoobee Album Review
Written by Karishma Phandey, edited by Millie Cain. Following her sophomore album Beatopia, the Grunge-Pop Princess softens into her third...
Tramlines Festival: One of the UK’s Longest Running Festivals is Back Tomorrow!
Written and Edited by Eve Moat The Sheffield Festival is back in Hillsborough Park from tomorrow, with a cracking line-up,...
HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: Billie Eilish Album Review
Written by Thomas Dent, edited by Millie Cain. After a three year break, Billie Eilish has returned with her third,...
Afraid of Tomorrows: The Mysterines Album Review
Written by Thomas Dent, edited by Millie Cain. It is often said that the second album is the hardest album...
Tom Grennan amplifies the ‘Sounds of the City.’
Written by Poppi Andelin, edited by Millie Cain. Saturday 6th July, a monumental evening. Tom Grennan electrified Millennium Square as...
‘I am Loyle Carner, take these words and go forward’: Live at The Piece Hall
Written and edited by Millie Cain. The legions of Salomon stomper-wearing students descended into Halifax after battling the downpouring summer...
Barry Adamson at the Brudenell: A Cinematic Night of Intimate Moments and Epic Swing
Written by Joseph Nozedar, edited by Millie Cain. Barry Adamson is an artist unknown to many, but like in most...
James and Razorlight ignite Leeds First Direct Arena
Written by Joe Nozedar, edited by Millie Cain. A glorious Saturday in Leeds saw the city centre become awash withhundreds...
