Behind the shots: James Bay – 13/02/25
Words and photography by Grace Minghella Love was in the air already the night before valentines day at James Bay’s sold out show in Wembley. The show was a truly memorable experience. From the second he stepped on stage opening with “Up All Night,” he had the crowd completely captivated and singing along, almost as loudly as him. His vocals were as powerful and emotive … Continue reading Behind the shots: James Bay – 13/02/25
Sunflowers, Soul-Baring, and Song: Caity Baser’s Emotional Rebirth
Words and images by Keira Oldfield In April, Caity Baser melted hearts at The Dome, London. From the moment she stepped onto the stage; she captured every soul in the room with her raw voice and piano that weaved a spell of vulnerability. It was a moment that encapsulated the newly expressed shift in her music – a journey from catchy hooks to heart-wrenching honesty. As she performed tracks from her latest … Continue reading Sunflowers, Soul-Baring, and Song: Caity Baser’s Emotional Rebirth
Coffee & Cameras: How Two Social Media Stars Redefined ‘Youtube Products’
Words by Mollie Dowling With every influencer taking a stab at releasing a product, it’s inevitable that these vapid cash grabs turn out to be a flop. So when two Youtube sensations throw their hat into the ring, can we chalk it up as just another vanity project, or are we entering the new age of content to commerce? Following the craze that had 14 … Continue reading Coffee & Cameras: How Two Social Media Stars Redefined ‘Youtube Products’
Live Review – Coachella 2025: Weekend 1
Stepping out of the air-conditioned hire car into the Indio heat is the first culture shock of Coachella – a world away from damp UK fields. Then you see the sheer scale of it, the iconic Ferris wheel shimmering in the distance, and the anticipation truly hits. It’s a proper city built for music in the middle of nowhere. Continue reading Live Review – Coachella 2025: Weekend 1
LDN Meets: Kaeyra
LDN’s Keira Oldfield meets Kaeyra to talk bass guitars, American Idol, and new music. Music in the video: ‘Kiss Kiss’ by Kaeyra Continue reading LDN Meets: Kaeyra
LIVE REVIEW: Kids Return at KOKO
Words: Fin Harrison On a tranquil Wednesday evening in early April, Parisian indie-pop duo Kids Return step up to the stage at the iconic KOKO venue in the heart of Camden. It’s their second visit to the English capital in the last month, having supported their Ekler/Hamburger Records label-mates Polo & Pan at a sold-out Roundhouse back in March. The duo, which is composed of … Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Kids Return at KOKO
Live Review – Olly Alexander at The London Palladium
It feels like ages since I’ve properly sat down to write a review. You can start to feel a bit pushed aside, you know? So, heading to the iconic London Palladium for the final night of Olly Alexander’s ‘Up Close and Polari’ tour felt like a welcome return, maybe even mirroring Olly’s own step into the solo spotlight. Continue reading Live Review – Olly Alexander at The London Palladium
Nell Tiger-Free Releases Unfiltered Debut EP ‘Worst Day Of Her Life (so far)’
Words: Fin Harrison Nell Tiger Free is no stranger to reinvention. Known for her roles in Game of Thrones and Servant, the 25-year-old actor has now stepped boldly into the music world with her debut EP, Worst Day of Her Life (so far). This collection of songs is as raw and unfiltered as its title suggests, a vivid exploration of heartbreak, growth, and resilience that feels like flipping through … Continue reading Nell Tiger-Free Releases Unfiltered Debut EP ‘Worst Day Of Her Life (so far)’
Still Sucks: A Live Review of Limp Bizkit’s ‘LOSERVILLE’ Tour
Let’s Party Like It’s 1999! Words by Mollie Dowling Looking around at the tube dwellers before me, you can’t help but feel the buzz. A myriad of red baseball caps litter the carriage like spots on a hormonal tween, and an atmosphere you can only describe as an overly ambitious Duracell bunny . As soon as my feet touch the battered concrete of Wembley Park … Continue reading Still Sucks: A Live Review of Limp Bizkit’s ‘LOSERVILLE’ Tour
The Pop Icon You’ll Tell Your Friends You Saw ‘Before She Was Cool’: Grace Davies makes her mark at Colours Hoxton
“This is my favourite show yet … in fact, it’s my favourite show ever” Words by Keira Oldfield Last week, up and coming pop sensation Grace Davies brightened the stage at ColoursHoxton – a cozy venue that is known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse range ofevents. With lots of upcoming singles (including MDE being released to streamingservices on 28th March), the bar was set … Continue reading The Pop Icon You’ll Tell Your Friends You Saw ‘Before She Was Cool’: Grace Davies makes her mark at Colours Hoxton
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