The Great Escape returns to Brighton with a siege of cutting-edge music acts taking to venues all over the city. This has been the kick-start of festival season since its inception in 2006 and this instalment should be no different to previous… Read more →
Jeff Hemmings chats to the Icelandic based musician “I’m sitting on my favourite bench, as I’m leaving soon and won’t be back ‘til beginning of June. So I thought I’d sit here and enjoy the sun,” says John Grant over the phone…. Read more →
Jeff Hemmings chats to the Icelandic based musician “I’m sitting on my favourite bench, as I’m leaving soon and won’t be back ‘til beginning of June. So I thought I’d sit here and enjoy the sun,” says John Grant over the phone…. Read more →
Jeff Hemmings chats with folk artist and collector Sam Lee “Everyone says it’s going great… it could go wrong at any moment,” say Sam Lee, who in a very short space of time has become something of household name with the folk… Read more →
And so Alex Turner began Arctic Monkey’s Mercury Music Prize acceptance speech for the generation-defining Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not. A veritable prince in the realm of self-deprecation, Turner’s quip summed up what made them so important from… Read more →
The Warren hosts a Fringe Club this May Last year, the people behind the intimate Three & Ten theatre decided to organise a pop-up venue at the The Wagner Hall, a little known space behind the huge gothic looking church on West… Read more →
Nina Hagen Photo: Jim Rakete Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome… three words that instantly conjure the image of Berlin’s seedy underbelly. A world of bawdy entertainments, drinking and an atmosphere of steamy sexuality and raw creativity that became synonymous with Germany’s Weimar Republic. This… Read more →
Classical and contemporary music shine at this year’s festival BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA With so many excellent events in this year’s Festival diary, what catches your eye when you plan your cultural calendar? Do you go for the programme or the performers? With… Read more →
Excitement is building for the 2013 Brighton Music Awards a.k.a. ‘The Brights’ with the announcement that the Amy Winehouse Foundation (AWF) has been chosen as the awards affiliated charity. The AWF was set up by Amy’s family following the tragic passing of… Read more →
The Warren hosts a Fringe Club this May Last year, the people behind the intimate Three & Ten theatre decided to organise a pop-up venue at the The Wagner Hall, a little known space behind the huge gothic looking church on West… Read more →
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