Friday afternoon at The Museum Gardens had a different feel to Thursday’s synthesiser garden party with a (slightly) younger and much more feminine crowd.
Continue reading “Live Review: Self Esteem And Co. Bring Much Needed Edge To Museum Garden Party”
December 10 brought their distinctive blend of rock to Leeds Stylus on Sunday night, delivering a set packed with energy, atmosphere and plenty of crowd-pleasing moments.
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‘Anybody here into sport?’ asks Ian Broudie after thirty minutes on stage. A cheer from the crowd leads to a rendition of Three Lions, the football anthem that he wrote with Frank Skinner and David Baddiel thirty years ago.
Continue reading “Live Review ‘Three Lions’ Performer Gees Up Scarborough Before ’80s Legends Wheel Out the Hits”
As Andrew Cushin opens Museum Gardens for another music and comedy festival it’s glorious. The event is blessed by Mother Nature in the capital of God’s country.
Continue reading “Live Review: OMD Opens York’s Open Air Weekend With A Synthesiser-fuelled Garden Party”
Scarborough Open Air Theatre has hosted plenty of major names over the years, but Anastacia arrived determined to put on a proper show rather than simply run through a collection of hits. Celebrating 26 years since Not That Kind launched her career, the American star delivered 90 minutes of powerhouse vocals, costume changes and theatrical flair that felt more Las Vegas revue than standard summer concert.
Continue reading “Live Review: Pop, rock, soul and old-school showbiz made for a triumphant night for Anastacia on the Yorkshire Coast”
Anniversary tours can sometimes feel like exercises in nostalgia. Ray LaMontagne’s recent visit to Newcastle’s O2 City Hall proved something entirely different. This wasn’t a museum piece dusted off for sentimental value; it was a reminder that truly great songs don’t age, they deepen.
Continue reading “Live Review: Ray LaMontagne – Twenty Years On, ‘Trouble’ Still Sounds Like The Truth”
Leeds’ first ever Roundhay Festival was held this year, with British singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi headlining the festival on Saturday 4th July. Our photography team headed down to capture the event, and we were not left disappointed, showing great promise for next year!
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TK Maxx Presents Live at Scarborough Open Air Theatre – David Gray with support from The Divine Comedy.
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Brian Fallon is proud to announce his eagerly awaited new album, Not Bad For New Jersey, arriving via his own Lesser Known Records at all DSPs and streaming services on Thursday, September 10; physical release follows on Friday, September 11.
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