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
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
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
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
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
It’s back to business for the Red Hot Chili Peppers; will ‘Unlimited Love’ prevail for the LA group? Continue reading Album Of The Week: Red Hot Chili Peppers – Unlimited Love
Billed as Almost Seamus, LDN was pleased to stumble upon Shame doing a secret set. Continue reading Live Review: Shame at the Moth Club 22/03/2022
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