Music Review: The The: Welcome Return
Usher Hall, Edinburgh Lesser spotted The The frontman Matt Johnson has been making a comeback in recent years, wrapping his...
Music: Album Review: Joan As Police Woman: Lemons, Limes and Orchids (Play It Again Sam)
Cult singer/songwriter Joan Wasser took her audacious stage name from the old Angie Dickinson police series with its intimations of...
Music Review: Elvis Costello and Steve Nieve
Theatre Royal, Glasgow The stage was set with an armoury of keyboards, synthesizers and guitars Spanish and electric but this...
Edfringe Theatre: Characters in Freefall
Richly rewarding though it can be, the Fringe is a battle for survival for many performers. Little wonder that financial...
Edfringe Theatre: The Weird, the Wild, the Wonderful
The weird, the wild, the wonderful and occasionally the fairly conventional in Fringe theatre can all be experienced across the...
Review: Cambridge Folk Festival: All the World is Here
Cambridge Folk Festival contains multitudes. Fancy hearing a drag queen performing Christian country music with a singer/songwriter sobriety? Step right...
Torch Songs, Indie Pop, Choirs – Edinburgh is Alive With Music
It wouldn’t be the Edinburgh Festival as we know it without the presence of Camille O’Sullivan. The “queen of the...
Edfringe Theatre: Mescal, DJs and Dancing – an Embarassment of Riches
Spoiled for choice doesn’t quite cover it when it comes to navigating the Fringe’s theatre programme. Louise Mothersole and Rebecca...
Girls Aloud Review: Infernally Catchy
Girls Aloud Hydro, Glasgow The Spice Girls had the girl gang power, Little Mix the voices and the street smarts...
Taylor Swift Eras Tour Review : Born Ready
Taylor Swift Murrayfield, Edinburgh Taylor Swift is used to breaking records. For starters, her Eras tour is the highest grossing...
