Already garnering a massive following in Scotland and across the UK and with support from the likes of BBC 6 Music, Radio 1, Clash and Dork Magazine, The Snuts are set for a massive 2019.
Iconic rock band The Who today announce the arrival of The Who @ 52, a pop-up shop located in the heart of Soho on Friday 14th and Saturday 15th June.
“Become The Beatles” will be in Strawberry Fields for everyone to enjoy over 13th – 16th June and fans can secure their ticket to the festival now
“Sean Paul can effortlessly move from bashment chat to melodic hooks; his best tunes are perfect pop confections.” The Guardian
Fans were not disappointed as the Kaiser Chiefs played Liverpool, Mountford Hall as part of their rescheduled dates.
It may have been a very wet start to the show but as Take That appeared the rain stopped and the clouds gave way to blue skies
“Through my music I’ve tried to communicate my experiences with OCD and depression, my thoughts on how to create meaning and purpose in life, and my concerns about the limitations our psychology and biology may have on determining what is meaningful to us,” concludes Gorodi.
Superstar rock trio Biffy Clyro will be joined at Scarborough Open Air Theatre by the incredible Ghostpoet.
“A great band, with lovely harmonies who opened for us last year. I’m sure they’ll continue to go from strength to strength in 2019.” Robert Plant
“I wanted to have characters in the video that initially seemed quite innocent, but as the video progresses you get to see their darker/naughtier side.”