And with that, with one last fleeting glance at the Greggs bus, the time has come to depart.
A triumphant performance from Brooklyn’s finest and an amazing day in East London,
However the sun comes out and here come St Albans funksters Friendly Fires right on cue to get the crowd moving and shaking.
The Killers joined the pantheon of genuine rock legends by putting on a performance that no one will ever forget.
Achingly beautiful ballad Dreams Tonite is note perfect and whisks us away to another world
Bend and Break showcases Tom Chaplin’s flawless vocals whilst reminding me that it wasn’t all piano ballads
Take That brought their colossal ‘This Life’ show to Manchester’s AO Arena. Read our review of the two-hour pop spectacular here…
Simple Minds took the stage with a youthful vigor that belied their decades in the music industry.
Jockstrap are undoubtedly the most exciting band in the country and you’d be foolish not to follow.
Ocean Colour Scene may be happy to look backwards but if anything they have only gotten better with age.