Don't worry though, she'll be at Latitude next week. In the past five months, Sigrid has gone from unknown to breakout star. With a defining debut Glastonbury performance, ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe’ streaming at 17M on Spotify, and two sold out Scala headlines in September, Sigrid’s arrival has been nothing short of extraordinary. Check out the video for ‘Plot Twist,’ the second single to be lifted from her debut Don’t Kill My Vibe EP below. Sigrid says: “Plot Twist is about...
Being curious about curiosity truly does sound like something out of Alice in Wonderland, whose lead character was observed saying 'curiouser and curiouser' about Mad Hatters, talking playing cards and the like. Although you know, if the Queen of Hearts leaps out of the desk and starts crying 'Off with their heads!' in the midst of your monthly evening of euchre with friends; well if that doesn't raise a burst of inquisitive curiosity then there's just no hope for you...
San Antonio, Texas' hottest newcomers, Across the Atlantic have released the first episode of the official documentary for their upcoming label debut, Works Of Progress. Get to know more about their musical influences and what it's like to be in a band in this day and age below. The band recently got confirmed to tour Europe supporting German alternative rock act Alazka and Swedish newcomers Imminence in September. The tour will start only 2 weeks after the release Works Of Progress which is set for...
How did the collective come together? Bang Said The Gun was born 19 years ago in the Wheatsheaf Pub, Soho, by Martin Galton and Dan Cockrill, as the antidote to the boring, navel gazing poetry nights that existed back then. What can people expect from your show? Bang Said the Gun is a loud, raucous, energised night, more like a party than a poetry gig. It’s a rabid poetry mongrel that’s funny one minute and heartbreaking the next. It’s political,...
Jeremy Corbyn is to speak to the organisers of the Glastonbury festival about their use of zero-hours contracts, taking the gloss off the festival, heralded as one of the best in a number of years. The Labour leader made a triumphant performance in from go a huge crowd. Corbyn appeared on stage at last month's event to speak about employment rights among other issues. Most of the workers hired, from around Europe, to clean up after the festival were reportedly laid...
These pictures show a special extra-terrestrial on set during filming of the latest series of Doc Martin - Alien star Sigourney Weaver. The A-list Hollywood actress was captured looking very much the tourist in a yellow coat, sun-hat and a camera wrapped around her neck. The popular TV show starring Martin Clunes is currently filming its eight series at Port Isaac, the picturesque Cornish fishing village which doubles as fictional Portwenn. The usual cast members were joined on Tuesday...
A new survey into the festival preferences of the nation has revealed that nearly seven out of ten people prefer smaller music festivals to larger ones. The rise of the boutique festival is attributed to people’s desire to relax, with nearly three quarters saying that smaller festivals are more enjoyable because they are less stressful than their larger counterparts. Amongst the most popular are Beat-Herder Festival based in Lancashire, Kendal Calling in The Lake District and Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival...
The Xcerts have announce their long awaited return, with their brand new single 'Feels Like Falling In Love', which received its debut on the Radio 1 Rock Show last night (July 2nd) as The Rockest Record (track of the week) and is released on all digital platforms today. The band have also announced a surprise set at 2000trees Festival coming up this Saturday and will then also be headlining a special, one off headline show at The Social in London for a...
We’re celebrating the release of what is destined to be an acid house classic with a great giveaway of the brilliant new Incidents album by Mr C as well as an interview with the London clubland icon, putting the world bang to rights. The London Economic caught up with the globe-trotting DJ / producer / Superfreq label supremo / cheeky controversialist on a visit from his adoptive home in Hollywood, LA in his old stomping ground of Holloway, North London. The DJ,...
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