A charttopping name engrained in British culture, Professor Green returns to London’s Shepherd’s Bush for his (postponed) ten year anniversary show and doesn’t disappoint, as Izzy Bassett reports. Continue reading Live Review – Professor Green at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
London began the month of April with the legendary Elton John kicking off a mini-residency for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road: The Final Tour at the O2 Arena. Continue reading Live Review – Elton John at The O2 Arena
Introducing Ava Max On Tour (Finally) – the highly awaited concert tour showcasing Amanda Ava Koci, known by her stage name Ava Max. With unparalleled anticipation, the O2 Shepard’s Bush in London witnessed back-to-back sold-out performances on April 19th and 20th. Continue reading Live Review – Ava Max at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
LDN’s resident snapper Lucy Browne heads down the front for 22-year-old Mimi Webb’s spellbinding London show which only goes to prove why she could be pop’s next big thing. Continue reading Mimi Webb at the Apollo – Live Gallery
With a mission to platform women, LGBTQ+ folk, and POC, LDN heads down to explore brand new multi-venue festival Lume in Camden, London, capturing blinding sets from Lizzy Farrall, Lake Malice and Bambie Thug. Continue reading Live Review – Lume Fest
With candy and costume changes galore, K-pop super group NCT Dream perform a nearly 3-hour-long show for their London debut at the OVO Arena. Continue reading Live Review – NCT DREAM’s first-ever London show
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
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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