Words & Coverage: Grace Wearn Photography Credit: Moira Reilly On a sunny, crisp Friday lunchtime in London, we were treated to a chat, a cuppa and a spontaneous yet electrifying gig from Palaye Royale in Kings Cross. It’s always super special to have greater representation at these incredible events we’re very fortunate to be invited to. There was an impressive mix of female and diverse creatives in attendance, and I think that made the day that extra bit special. It was so

Words & Review: Grace Wearn Photography Credit: Grace Wearn On a mild and distinctively-not-mid-October, Friday evening in London, fans were treated to a spectacle of electrifying American pop-rock as Grayscale and The Maine both took the stage, throughout the evening. I’ve been fortunate enough to catch both bands live a few times before today; having seen Grayscale in Bristol and London supporting The Band Camino on their 2023 Tour and The Maine supporting All Time Low on b

Words & Review: Amber Williams Photography Credit: Amber Williams From the moment I stepped in Patterns to receive my media pass, the atmosphere was welcoming. It really set me up for an amazing day. When we got in I was welcomed and given a map and a list of set times for all the different acts. The venues included Concorde 2, Patterns, Komedia, Corn Exchange, Alphabet and Volks. The lineup consisted of over 40 acts and ran until the early morning of the next day, however I

Words & Review: Courtney Hansford Photography Credit: Courtney Hansford Asha Banks – Roundhouse, London (15th March 2026) Review Asha Banks’ headline show at the Roundhouse on March 15th felt less like a typical concert and more like a shared moment between artist and audience. From the very start, there was an electric feeling in the crowd—one of those rare atmospheres where you can tell something special is about to happen. The anticipation paid off. As soon as Asha stepped

On a very chilly night in an unassuming city, Loyle Carner cultivated an evening rooted in honesty and authentic storytelling. As the second date of his Hopefully! tour landed in Birmingham, the O2 Academy was transformed into an intimate space built on vulnerable lyricism and connection. The night was set in motion by a short but punchy opening set from Rejjie Snow, whose sharp delivery and effortless confidence quickly warmed the crowd. His performance struck a perfect bala