Review: Sunday at Common People (24/05/2015)
The Edge reviews the second day of the latest addition to the UK festival scene.
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Review: Saturday at Common People Festival (23/05/2015)
Team De Bank have done it again and created another hit, says Records Editor Hannah.
Preview: Common People Festival, Southampton (23-24/05/15)
The masterminds behind Bestival and Camp Bestival are back with a spanking new festival here in Southampton.
Grace Jones announced as headliner for Common People
Years & Years will also perform at Southampton’s new festival.
Common People launch competition to perform at festival
Common People launch competition for budding South Coast bands and artists.
Clean Bandit and Fatboy Slim for Common People Festival
With pre-sale tickets being released for the festival this morning, the team behind Bestival has released the first names on the new Southampton festivals line-up.
Southampton’s Common People gets the go-ahead
Common People will take place on the 23rd and 24th May 2015 at Southampton Common, near the city’s centre.
Local People to See This Festival Season
Want to know who to see this festival season? Of course you do! Look no further…
Review: Kanye West – ‘Lift Yourself’ & ‘Ye vs. the People’
Writer Tom Hills reviews the controversial rapper’s “disappointing” return to the studio.
“I think the second album will probably come quicker than people expect” – An interview with Jack Kaye of The Magic Gang
Sam Law chats hit CBBC show Raven, half-naked sleepwalking, and why North > South with the up-and-coming indie band.
‘New bands are really important for me, so the uncommon stage is vital’: An Interview with Rob da Bank
Jessica-Rose Hector chats to the architect behind Common People and Bestival.
Review: You Me At Six – Night People
Sophie Trenear takes an early look at the Surrey rockers’ new LP.
“I think a lot of people like seeing a band change, it’s quite… exciting”: An interview with Portico’s Jack Wylie
Although the dark ambience and idiosyncratic instrumentation of UK Jazz ensemble ‘Portico Quartet’ was enough…
‘Most of the British films I see don’t represent the people on the streets’ – An interview with Goldy Notay
Culture Editor, Natalie, interviews a third star from Amar, Akbar and Tony, Goldy Notay who will also be staring in Red River.