After a triumphant 21-date, sold out UK tour, Self Esteem’s I Tour This All The Time came to an end at Hammersmith’s Eventin Apollo having offered everything from a tattoo bus to an appearance from the one and only Mr Blobby. Continue reading Live Review – Self Esteem at Hammersmith Apollo
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Taking the stage at what currently is one of London’s most talked about venues, HERE at Outernet, is the Long-Beach-native band half•alive. Continue reading Live Review – half•alive at HERE at Outernet
Hypnotic voice, original arrangements and moving lyrics are the work of Tamino, a Belgian-Egyptian artist who performed at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last week. Continue reading Live Review – Tamino at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
On their long-waited London stop during a European tour, our favorite French Basque death metalheads, Gojira, set fire to Alexandra Palace, literally. LDN contributor Sacha Renaud heads out to the historical venue for a closer inspection, hoping to make it out alive. Continue reading Live Review – Gorjira at Alexandra Palace
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Despite the sudden snowfall, Raye’s performance transformed The Roundhouse into a lively 1950s jazz club warmed up by the British singer’s electrifying performance. Continue reading Live Review – RAYE at The Roundhouse
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Three artists are set to take the stage for the latest event hosted by BBC Radio 1 presenter Abbie Mac’s Good Karma Club. The common denominator? They’re all women. Continue reading Live Review – Nell Mescal at Colours
American rock band The Pretty Reckless returned to London for their last show in the UK. Lead by vocalist Taylor Momsen, the band blew the audience away in the sold-out O2 Brixton venue. With heavy guitars, bass and drums was it truly a night to never forget. Continue reading Live Review – The Pretty Reckless in Brixton
OG35, a punk community in Oslo, hosted a farewell gig last month, and LDN was ready for the rawness and radical lyrics Continue reading Live Review: OG35 Døden Nær (The Death is Near): Teppebombe + Frisyr + GUFF + Parasite Dreams 20/8/22
It’s a typical grey Thursday in London, which is soon to be changed for a more interesting plot twist with the Manchester-based pop punk band The Hara. Continue reading Live Review: The Hara, Highbury Garage, 7.4.2022
s about time the Brighton based four-piece, Lime Garden, was thrust into the limelight (pun fully intended). Debuting their first single, ‘Surf and Turf’, only a few weeks before the world was thrown into Covid chaos, the band have persevered and will only get bigger. Continue reading Live review: Lime Garden at 100 Club
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