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Troy Lee Designs Stage Stunt in Our Comparison Test for the Best MTB Helmet with Ear Protection

Troy Lee Designs stays true to itself: bold graphics and big-name models like the Stage are the brand’s stock in trade. The new Stage Stunt sees the Californians targeting the MTB...

A unique stage setup & a bombardment of unbreakable metal classics: METALLICA live 

By the time Enter Sandman finishes and Metallica have spent five minutes throwing guitar picks into the crowd, you feel full and satisfied. The post A unique stage setup & a bo...

Review: barn-bound Monmouthshire festival THE WEEKEND RUMBLE

The Weekend Rumble, in the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside, is one of many small but perfectly formed festivals dotted around Wales. The post Review: barn-bound Monmouthshire f...

Review: Camille K’s ‘Stuck’ is a bright, addictive pop anthem with personality

With her latest single, “Stuck,” Camille K delivers an infectious pop track that embraces the chaos of infatuation while wrapping it in polished production and undeniable charm. Se...

Noisily rocking postpunk and working-class solidarity: DOWNTOWN BOYS

Downtown Boys' production values may have become classier, the tempo occasionally down a notch, but the ire and solidarity remain coursing. The post Noisily rocking postpunk and wo...

Review: Shantify, Underbelly Boulevard

A vague narrative and poor puns sink this overlong piece of gig theatre. The post Review: Shantify, Underbelly Boulevard appeared first on Everything Theatre.

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Space  

Shakespeare delivered in a fun, welcoming and interactive way. This intimate production makes the audience feel right at home in this magical mash-up of mortals and fairies. The po...

The Moment review: Charli XCX reveals the hardships of pop stardom through a fake documentary

Brat summer forever? Aidan Zamiri's sharp comedy explores the perils of becoming popular.

Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘P. Sparkle’s Pajama Party’

Stuntface: For More Speed and Power, There’s Only One Choice – Album Review

Stuntface: For More Speed and Power, There’s Only One Choice (Self released) CD | Streaming Out Now Lean, tight and musically proficient, the gruff, melodic, driving punk of Stuntf...

Floridian hard rockers SHINEDOWN veer from forceful to forgettable on EI8HT

Shinedown know how to make a multi-platinum rock record and EI8HT features a lot of different styles, yet all unmistakably the Floridian band. The post Floridian hard rockers SHINE...

Review: Devo and B52s bring 'last chance to dance' to Manchester AO Arena

"If you like day glo, Sci Fi, electronica and just dancing this mess around, then this gig is fun city."

Review: I Made You A Mixtape, The Cockpit

The One Where the 90s Never Ended: I Made You a Mixtape is a joyous, genre-defying, alt-rock-fuelled love letter to the 90s. The post Review: I Made You A Mixtape, The Cockpit appe...

New Music Critique of Meteor Street

Contact: meteorstreetmusic@gmail.comWeb: meteorstreetband.comSeeking: Love, SuccessStyle: Rock “Meteor Street are here to bring the world the dulcet, chaotic sounds of literary roc...

Review: Onyx Productions 360 ALLSTARS at the Peacock Theatre

Graham Watts sees 360 ALLSTARS – experts in either spinning themselves or something else – but yearned for 32 fouettés to be added to the mix.

GARBAGE & SKUNK ANANSIE roll back the years and rock Cardiff Castle

With Garbage and Skunk Anansie in Cardiff Castle on a double-header tour, everyone went home happy, sweaty and rocked out. The post GARBAGE & SKUNK ANANSIE roll back the years...

We’ve been watching: THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS gets a sendoff with heart – and plot holes

The ninth episode of The Amazing Digital Circus was screened in cinemas, taking around $38 million, and in this finale emotions run high. The post We’ve been watching: THE AMAZING...

POWER BALLAD: a movie as heartfelt as the music biz is heartless

Director John Carney is back with Power Ballad, a superbly entertaining heartfelt comedy drama about the meaning of life and music itself. The post POWER BALLAD: a movie as heartf...

THESPIANS: get yourself to the New Theatre for this Greek-themed musical comedy

A cross between Horrible Histories, pantomime and early 2000s pop musical, Thespians is what Mischief Comedy does best. The post THESPIANS: get yourself to the New Theatre for this...

The return of HARD-FI: 20 years after ‘Cash Machine’, can they cash in?

It has to be said that Hard-Fi peaked too early. Their first album, Stars Of CCTV, was an instant hit – and a hard act to follow. The post The return of HARD-FI: 20 years after ‘Ca...

JACK ANTONOFF’s fifth album as BLEACHERS offers a singular if familiar sound

Everyone For Ten Minutes is interchangeable with the rest of Bleachers’ discography, making what was once exciting now quite predictable. The post JACK ANTONOFF’s fifth album as BL...

KATY PERRY spikes her fluffy pop hits with industrial language in Cardiff

I was left flummoxed and disappointed by Katy Perry's performance, interspersed as it was by her ramblings on matters of AI and outer space. The post KATY PERRY spikes her fluffy...

State Fayre 2026: Friday – Festival Review

State Fayre 2026 Hylands Park, Chelmsford Friday 26th June 2026 Newcomer to the festival calendar, State Fayre brings a taste of Americana and more to Chelmsford in Essex, making a...

A hefty new ROLLING STONES bio is light on revelation but still highly enjoyable

Rock biographer Bob Spitz’s Beatles book was well received 20 years ago, and if you want just one Rolling Stones bio, this is the one to grab. The post A hefty new ROLLING STONES b...