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Live Reviews

Reports from out there - typically gigs, but we might also go to the theatre, or an open-mic. We'll be out and about is what we're saying.

Articles Tim Foley

Mic Nightlife: Words at the Woodfield

Mic Nightlife is a photography, poetry and storytelling series celebrating the places in which people share words.
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Articles Tim Foley

Mic Nightlife: Rough Drafts, The Glitch, Lower Marsh, London

Mic Nightlife is a photography, poetry and storytelling series celebrating the places in which people share words.
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Articles Tim Foley

Mic Nightlife: Home Poetry, TBC, Shoreditch

Mic Nightlife is a photography, poetry and storytelling series celebrating the places in which people share words.
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Live Reviews Tim Foley

Report: The Language of Roses, Etcetera Theatre, 30.05.25

We take in a new live collaboration from Tifany MarSah and Solomon Prempeh in Camden. A beautiful evening of spoken word, performance and an unforgettable journey.
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Live Reviews Tim Hanson

Live Review: Sharon Van Etten, Royal Albert Hall, 10.03.25

Sharon Van Etten brings her London-inspired new album to brilliant life as she takes over the Royal Albert Hall with new band The Attachment Theory. Pulsating rhythms, vibrant synths and waves of chorused guitar locate a hypnotic set of songs very much in the city they were written.
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Articles George Bloomfield

Live Review: Fontaines D.C, Ally Pally, 23.11.24

Bloomfield stans hard for the post-punk Dublin lads as they drop the curtain and raise the roof at Ally Pally
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Articles George Bloomfield

Live Review: DEADLETTER, Electric Brixton, 24,11,24

Raucous energy from Deadletter get's everyone sweaty in Brixton. Bloomfield reports from the fray.
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Articles George Bloomfield

Live review: English Teacher, KOKO, 13/11/24

There are no puns in this article about English Teacher schooling other bands on how it's done.
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Articles Tim Hanson

Live review: Christian Lee Hutson, Lafayette, 13/11/24

Folk rock storyteller Christian Lee Hutson treats London to a set that is at times piercing, witty, romantic and disaffected but always engaging.
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Articles George Bloomfield

Live Review: Soft Play, Brixton Academy, 31/10/24

Punk rock duo Soft Play burn it down at Brixton Academy. Our man in the field was there, and has only just got his breath back.
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