Once you hear frontman Chay Snowdon’s incredibly unique and powerful voice, you’ll understand why. Their gritty, infectious real-talk rock sits somewhere in between Catfish and The Bottlemen and Kings Of Leon – overflowing with passion from start to finish and it’s resulted in them selling out their own headline shows time and time again.
“We’re really pleased to be able to share that evening with people now. Not only the three and a half thousand that leant their voices to the recording, but all the new people that have yet to discover our music. We hope everyone enjoys this document of our biggest gig so far.”
After last year’s wildly successful “To Jesus, Thanks for Everything” these two Ru Paul Drag Race favourite queens – BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon – return to the stage this holiday season in high spirits.
“I’m so happy to be releasing my new single and for you all to finally hear it. Me and Boogie had so much fun doing it. This is a song I’m really proud of and I can’t wait to show you what’s coming next!”
‘The most stunningly fresh and imaginative revival of a classic musical that I have ever seen’ The Independent
Following the release of his new album I Need A New War, NYC’s Craig Finn returns to the UK next month for a string of live shows – including a date at Deaf Institute (16/10).
Having toured their way through the UK earlier in the year, they’ve earned a reputation for their intense, lively, and vibrant shows… which they’re bringing back to the UK for a short run of dates!
Introducing… ‘Change’, the new track from Bethlehem Casuals. Listen to the teaser below
Highlights Include A New Recording Of “It Takes Two” Featuring Robbie Williams As Well As A Brand New Song From Rod Stewart “Stop Loving Her Today”
“From the beginning Barnes gets the audience laughing, leaving us eating from the palm of her hand throughout. Her quick pace and wit will leave you wondering what she’ll do next… thoroughly well-crafted jokes sprinkled with heart-warming moments and a dash of righteous political anger, to balance everything out” – EDINBURGH FESTIVALS MAGAZINE