There must have been some sort of arrangement made at a crossroads somewhere and several years ago at that, because...
It may seem like a very long way from Norcross Prison to the Howard Assembly Room. The former is a...
Sometimes you can go years before seeing a band again, but it’s been just a mere 11 days since we...
Jeffrey Lewis has been coming to the Brudenell since 2002. He clearly loves the place. I mean, who doesn’t? But...
The Neil Cowley Trio burst onto the jazz scene in 2006 and quickly blazed a trail through it with the...
Tonight has been a long time coming. As a long time admirer of him and the work of his band...
It’s Friday night and The Waterboys are in town in support of their recently-released 16th studio album Life, Death and Dennis Hopper. Joining them on stage for...
“Sometimes I think we make nerd music for nerds.” Nap Eyes have just played ‘I See Phantoms of Hatred and...
noisenights are back. In fact, they have never been away – tonight’s show featuring Classic FM rising stars Aaron Azunda...
A little over a year ago, I saw Brown Horse play Leith Depot, just down the road. They were on...
The members’ decades-old collective CV speaks for itself. Three-piece Psych Coyote is the mesmerising result of perfecting and pruning their...
After more than a decade away, Scissor Sisters returned sounding as sharp and fearless as ever. From heartfelt moments to full-blown chaos, they reminded everyone why they were so missed
“I wonder who they are… …tell me what are their names? And on what street do they live?” They are...
Supergrass’s I Should Coco is, without doubt, the best debut album from the Britpop-era, bar none. No, it’s not Oasis,...
Playing under the flag of the Black Country, both literally and figuratively, GANS are a band that exemplify the hard-working...
