Review: Black Veil Brides @ O2 Guildhall Southampton
Records Editor Callum Joynes is merely whelmed at Black Veil Brides’ long-awaited return to Southampton.
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Review: The Hara @ The Joiners, 05/04/2022
Amy takes an exciting first trip to The Joiners!
‘A rip-roaring collection of pop-punk bangers’: A review of Machine Gun Kelly’s mainstream sellout
Callum Joynes reviews the latest revival of pop-punk from MGK.
Review: YONAKA – ‘Seize the Power’; Powerful and Brilliant
Katie Evans reviews the newest track from Brighton-rockers YONAKA.
This Week in Records (02/11/2020) – Ariana Grande, Sam Smith and The Avalanches
Records Editor Alice Fortt talks through this week’s hottest tunes!
Review: Reading & Leeds Archive Festival 2020
Editor Morgan McMillan reviews the archive Reading and Leeds festival and proves you can party from the comfort of your own home.
ICYMI: A round up of Awards Season so far
If exam season means you don’t have much time to keep up with awards season, this is the article for you.
Preview: Yonaka at Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth (13/11/19)
Morgan previews YONAKA’s upcoming gig at Portsmouth’s Wedgewood Rooms.
Notes On News: Music for Thought – Tackling the Climate Crisis
With The 1975 coming under fire for their new single featuring Greta Thunberg, Editor Jack Nash looks at how music can be a platform for tackling climate change.
Review: All Points East 2019 – Friday 31st May
Jack Nash reviews All Points East, London’s latest addition to the festival calendar.
Review: Camden Rocks Festival 2019
Jo Lisney reviews the highlights of her Camden Rocks Festival 2019.
Preview: All Points East 2019 (weekend 2)
With exams pretty much over and deadlines out of the way, Jack Nash looks forward to one of London’s biggest festivals – All Points East.
The Edge’s List of 2019
From Miami rappers to Maryland singer-songwriters, we take you through who’s going to break the mainstream in 2019.
The Edge’s List of 2019: YONAKA
The hotly-tipped band are proving to the world that rock isn’t dead.