Banquet Records is known for putting on some incredible intimate gigs, and tonight’s was no exception. To celebrate the release of their latest self-titled album, the five-piece pop-punk band Neck Deep took the stage at Kingston’s Pryzm. LDN resident photographer Isabella Nixon headed down to capture the scenes from the front row. Continue reading Live Gallery – Neck Deep at Kingston’s iconic Pryzm (Banquet Records)
On the final show of her Good Riddance tour, Benns Borgese heads down the front to catch the soothing strums of American singer songwriter Gracia Abrams bathed in a hazy glow reminiscent of her sound. Continue reading Live Review – Gracie Abrams at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Be it the anticipation of a good night, the excitement that only a summer-like evening warmth can bring, or both, Signature Brew Haggerston is looking as lively as ever. Groups of people sip on their drinks as they wait for Plymouth-based band The Native to take the stage. Continue reading Live Review – The Native at Signature Brew Haggerston
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
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
Words by Thomas Bradey Risely Live music venues have been one of the most impacted businesses due to the global pandemic but good news for clubs in Germany. But now a German court has ruled techno to be music – allowing the legendary Berlin club scene to receive the same tax breaks as concert venues. The case, which took place in the Munich financial high … Continue reading German Court Ruling: Techno IS Music
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