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Foxes is everything you’d expect from a popstar; bright, engaging and infuriatingly catchy.

Review: Radkey serve up hedonistic punk revival at the Hare & Hounds

“Ladies and gentlemen… start freaking out” instructs Radkey’s bassist Isaiah J. Radke III. Some freaking out then ensues.

Having received a huge amount of hype and radio one play, Nothing But Thieves commenced on a completely sold out UK tour.

Genre-defying Bristolians Turbowolf brought their noisy shenanigans to Birmingham’s O2 Academy with supporting acts Loom and Beasts in tow.

For their first-ever headline tour, there was no stopping this four piece from Reading infecting the eager crowd.

With great bands and a valuable cause, The Sunflower Lounge was flooded with goodwill.

Promoting the release of their debut self-titled album, the Falmouth four-piece are at the top of their game, and revelling in every moment.

Tonight, Circa Waves managed to stamp their mark on Birmingham, a memory that hopefully will be echoed back to them.

As soon as Songhoy Blues came on stage, the full capacity venue came to life, and it was very clear to see why.

Tonight it feels like Peace have finally arrived; each and every song in their 18-track set list has hit anthem status.