The Isle of Wight Festival today reveals the final names for the 2019 festival, which kicks off British festival season in 3 weeks’ time.
Ahead of her appearance BBC’s Big Weekend, a couple of thousand fans were lucky enough to see Swedish songwriter Zara Larsson in the more intimate surroundings of the Albert Hall in Manchester.
Ever since her critically acclaimed former band Purson played their final gig in late 2016, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist ROSALIE CUNNINGHAM has been working…
“I’ve often struggled with my emotions – anything other than aggression was always seen as a weakness and something that should be locked away. ‘Alpha’ marks the point in my own journey where I realised that there was something real to be gained from embracing the spectrum of emotions – whether you’re male or not.”
“Sedaris ain’t the preeminent humorist of his generation by accident.” ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY
“For theatre lovers, there can be no greater pleasure than to witness Bernadette Peters perform.” NEW YORK TIMES
“Another superbly complex, crafted and spirited album” – 4/5 The Times
Award winning best selling author Jon Ronson gave Leeds a fascinating insight into the life of P*rn Stars and media shaming
Melbourne four-piece City Calm Down have released Television, the first track from their forthcoming third album due out later this year, and have announced a full UK and EU tour for September and October
“As much as the songs, it was the stories and characters that we loved. Playing boogie-woogie piano in murky clubs sounds pretty tame now, but back then, it was raw and dangerous. We wanted to capture that with a dirtier, grittier, sexier sound.”