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📸LIVE MUSIC 📸 emerges through shadow and smoke wearing a pair of rabbit ears, holding onto them for barely half of opene...
16/05/2026

📸LIVE MUSIC 📸
emerges through shadow and smoke wearing a pair of rabbit ears, holding onto them for barely half of opener I Believe before shedding them almost immediately, the symbolism giving way to the performer herself.

What emerges is a character that could be lifted from a half-remembered fairytale: ragged layers of pale fabric drifting around her, ethereal and ghostlike beneath projections of swirling vortexes, spinning clocks, moons and galloping rabbits.

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15/05/2026

📺 NEW REVIEW 📺
Wasn’t at the show in Manchester this week? Not to fret coveted the event with a wonderful review, gallery, and even this clip.

Check out the video Iive over on our YouTube channel and be sure to subscribe 📲

💻 Full review & Gallery live over on latchmag.com
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📸LIVE MUSIC 📸The Barbican is fully seated, though the atmosphere never settles into polite theatre silence. By the time ...
15/05/2026

📸LIVE MUSIC 📸
The Barbican is fully seated, though the atmosphere never settles into polite theatre silence. By the time walks out in a plain green T-shirt and dark casual trousers, there’s already a strange running joke brewing about York’s American tourists mispronouncing city names. Morrison is chatting between songs like somebody catching up with old mates rather than working through a 20th anniversary tour.

Twenty years later, Undiscovered no longer sounds like the start of something uncertain. It sounds like a record that already knew exactly where it was heading.
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🆕 NEW INTERVIEW 🆕When you talk to a band like it’s hard not to be impressed. Besides the talent lie five humble guys wh...
14/05/2026

🆕 NEW INTERVIEW 🆕
When you talk to a band like it’s hard not to be impressed. Besides the talent lie five humble guys who just genuinely love music. I spoke to them ahead of their debut Haze which is out now 🔥 We talked about the process, starting the local scene, and of course the summer festivals.

Catch them during where we’ll sure they’ll smash it!

💻 Read the full interview over on latchmag.com
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🎫 DOWNLOAD 🎫It’s nearly that time of the year where chaos is unleashed across the fields of Donington Park. is set to b...
14/05/2026

🎫 DOWNLOAD 🎫
It’s nearly that time of the year where chaos is unleashed across the fields of Donington Park.

is set to be more stacked than last year, and with plenty of bands on the lineup, let’s give you a recap of 2025 and who we’re excited to watch.

🎫 Very few tickets remain grab yours now on: downloadfestival.co.uk.

Just 26 days to go…. But who’s counting? 👀

💭 What act are you most excited to catch…? Let us know

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📸LIVE MUSIC 📸Texan newcomer , came armed with sharp pop-rock hooks and the confidence of somebody playing venues twice ...
13/05/2026

📸LIVE MUSIC 📸
Texan newcomer , came armed with sharp pop-rock hooks and the confidence of somebody playing venues twice the size, the 22-year-old delivered a support set that felt far bigger than an opening slot usually allows. From the moment she walked out, there was a natural ease to her performance — playful between songs, but completely locked in once the music started.

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📸LIVE MUSIC 📸Opening the evening was rising singer-songwriter .gamble , whose stripped-back honesty provided an ideal co...
13/05/2026

📸LIVE MUSIC 📸
Opening the evening was rising singer-songwriter .gamble , whose stripped-back honesty provided an ideal contrast to the chaos that followed later in the night.

While the crowd were still filtering into The Wardrobe, Gamble managed to immediately pull attention towards the stage with a set built around raw vocals, emotional lyricism and understated confidence. There was a looseness to his performance that made it feel genuine rather than overly rehearsed, and thats even with the laptop backing track accompanying his electric guitar.

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🎫 SLAM DUNK 🎫We’re less then two weeks away from celebrating twenty years of 🙂‍↔️The event will see headline sets from ...
08/05/2026

🎫 SLAM DUNK 🎫
We’re less then two weeks away from celebrating twenty years of 🙂‍↔️

The event will see headline sets from , , and 🔥

As we patiently wait for bank holiday, let’s recap last years weekend 📲

🎫 Limited tickets remain for both North and South grab yours now on: slamdunkfestival.com

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📸LIVE MUSIC 📸When Demon took the stage, there was an immediate shift in tone and atmosphere. The bright colours of Tyger...
06/05/2026

📸LIVE MUSIC 📸
When Demon took the stage, there was an immediate shift in tone and atmosphere. The bright colours of Tygers gave way to a more eerie intro, and as the band came on stage I couldn’t help but remember the first time I saw them live in 2016. At that time, it was a discovery. Now, it was continuity.

Frontman Dave Hill still commands the stage with a presence that is equally theatrical and grounded, without attempt to capture the youth but a clear understanding that whatever they have been doing in the past 40 years works when properly executed. Starting off with the one-hit-wonder “Night of the Demon”, the setlist landed exactly where it needed to. Carrying the same atmosphere, “Sign of a Madman”, “Nowhere to Run”, “Don’t Break the Circle” and “One Helluva Night” had the crowd dancing on its feet for the entire hour. What was striking was how well the songs have aged; still built on mood and melody, they flowed seamlessly to create a narrative that spanned the band’s career from start to finish.

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📸 LIVE MUSIC 📸 Tygers delivered a set that feels less like nostalgia and more like proof of concept that still defines i...
06/05/2026

📸 LIVE MUSIC 📸 Tygers delivered a set that feels less like nostalgia and more like proof of concept that still defines its legacy. Their setlist comprised of tracks such as “Love Potion No. 9” (the cover that launched them into the scene), “Hellbound”, “White Lines”, “Suzie Smiled” and their newest testing-the-waters single “Electrifyed”.

We are talking about a band that performs with sharpness, efficiency, riffs that cut through the room and on top of this, they out-perform any young bands in a heartbeat. It was not the playing that stood out (even though that was tight and unflashy) but the visible enjoyment of being on stage. They exchanged smiles mid-song, nodded, moved on the stage like they owned it and (as one would expect) engaged their audience. From a photographic perspective, you notice that immediately. Tygers are a band that wants to be there and give you the moments, not the poses.

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