‘Spending the next seven days watching said veg rot in his fridge before repeating the process with the next box, it’s this kind of lifestyle that may seem mundane to some but, to this comic, results in him descending into a mix of anguish, frustration and anger.’
Although Boston comedian Alex Edelman may spent a good portion of his time between the UK and the States, his 2020 tour will be the first time he’s had chance to properly tour his comedy show around the UK and he couldn’t be more excited. We spoke to Alex recently about the show and loads more and you can read what he told us here.
Dido returned to Manchester for the second time in 2019 and treated fans to a selection of iconic hits as well as new tunes from her latest album Still On My Mind.
Scottish comedian Jane Godley is preparing to pack up her soup pot to head out on the road in early 2020. We spoke to Jane recently about comedy, growing up in Glasgow and, obviously, her favourite type of soup.
Stephen K.Amos brings his Everyman show to all corners of the UK so, just before the tour started, we spoke to Stephen about the show, meeting the Pope and much more.
James Morrison has been putting out music since 2006, when his debut single ‘You Give Me Something’ took the world by storm.
Ahead of her performance in The Calendar Girls n Chester, Sue Devaney chats to us about Gary Barlow, Getting naked and more
Marina Diamandis was back in Manchester for her second show this year as she continues her Love and Fear tour.
Suzi Ruffell is on a mission to bring joy to her audience so, early on in her UK tour, we spoke to Suzi to find out what is making her so happy.
“I’m beyond excited to announce my first ever Christmas album. I’ve done a lot in my career and releasing this record is another dream come true. Making this album has been so much fun and I can’t wait for you all to hear it.”