Author: Ruth Buxton-Cook
Get Ready For 'Get Hurt' On Tour! The Gaslight Anthem Hit The Road As Spring Approaches
The Gaslight Anthem's upcoming Spring Tour has been announced, promoting their new album 'Get Hurt'. They will be performing across North America, with support from Northcote, The Scandals and Sammy Kay.The Gaslight Anthem on tour...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 27th February 2015
'The Ultimate Collection: Paul Simon' Features The Best From Paul Simon And Simon & Garfunkel
'The Ultimate Collection: Paul Simon' is the first collaborative greatest hits compilation between Paul Simon as a solo artist, and his work with Art Garfunkel as the self-named duo Simon & Garfunkel.Paul Simon unveils his...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 27th February 2015
T In the Park 2015 Announces Killer Line-Up For Its New Venue
Amazing acts have been announced to perform at this year's T in the Park including Kasabian, Avicii and Fatboy Slim. Despite notorious festivals to match up to, it is looking very likely that this year...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 20th February 2015
Beacons Festival 2015 Goes Metropolitan With Multi-City Move
Beacons Festival, now named Beacons Metro, had the small home of Skipton until it set its sights on bigger and better places. As of 2015, it will move to Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool, and host...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 19th February 2015
Bleach Blood - All The Sides Of A Circle Album Review
Although Bleach Blood's new album 'All The Sides Of A Circle' had a rocky beginning, in that there were questions regarding its actual release, the album has finally been completed and, on first listen, comes...
Review posted on 19th February 2015
Drake - If You're Reading This It's Too Late Album Review
Drake is set to release his mixtape 'If You're Reading This, It's Too Late' in March 2015, through Young Money/Cash Money Records. Being so influential in terms of the hip-hop industry, this surprise release has...
Review posted on 19th February 2015
Big Sean Is Joined By Kanye West And John Legend On Upcoming Album 'Dark Sky Paradise'
Big Sean has announced that his new album 'Dark Sky Paradise', produced by Sean Anderson and Kanye West, is to be released later this month (February 2015) through G.O.O.D music and Def Jam.Big Sean is...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 11th February 2015
Unknown Mortal Orchestra Return With New Jagjaguwar Release 'Multi-Love'
Unknown Mortal Orchestra fans will be thrilled at the announcement of their self-produced new album, 'Multi-Love'. It is set to be released in May 2015 through Jagjaguwar Records. Unknown Mortal Orchestra to release 'Multi-Love' in...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 10th February 2015
A 'New Look' For Wireless Festival? Mary J. Blige, Tinashe & Robin Schulz Added To 2015 Line-Up
Wireless Festival goers will be delighted to hear that new acts have been announced for this year's line-up. London's biggest pop festival is looking better than ever with some explosive first announcements.The weekend of the...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 9th February 2015
Darlia - Petals Album Review
English rock band Darlia are set to release their mini album, 'Petals' in February 2015, having already given fans a little taste of what's to come. Anticipation is, of course, high, as this will be...
Review posted on 6th February 2015
Little Comets - Hope Is Just a State of Mind Album Review
Little Comets are set to release their highly anticipated album 'Hope Is Just a State of Mind' on February 16th 2015. After their successful 2014 tour accompanied by Catfish and The Bottlemen, the band have...
Review posted on 5th February 2015
Reading & Leeds Festival 2015 Line-Up Add Further Names To Line-up
Reading & Leeds Festival goers will be happy to hear the line up for this year has been released, and it is already looking like an incredible weekend for music enthusiasts. The bank holiday weekend...
News posted in Music / Festivals on 3rd February 2015
Bombay Bicycle Club - So Long, See You Tomorrow Album review
With their fourth album 'So Long, See You Tomorrow' at our fingertips, Bombay Bicycle Club have really set the bar sky high with another curve on their ever-changing music. Frontman Jack Steadman's travels across India...
Review posted on 29th January 2015
The Chemistry Experiment - Gongs Played By Voice Album Review
Nottingham-based pop group The Chemistry Experiment unveil their new album 'Gongs Played By Voice' in January 2015, ten years after the release of their previous compilation, 'The Melancholy Death of.' which really set the bar...
Review posted on 27th January 2015
Virginia Wing - Measures of Joy Album Review
South London based indie pop band Virginia Wing are not your average group. Their new album 'Measures of Joy', gives off an out of this world vibe from the very first track.The spacey style of...
Review posted on 23rd January 2015
Drew Holcomb and The Neighbours - Medicine Album Review
Drew Holcomb and The Neighbours are in the process of releasing their brand new album 'Medicine', which will certainly cure the monotony of life with its rich, sentimental vibe and smooth folksy rhythm. The compilation...
Review posted on 20th January 2015
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