“Festivals have gotten away with booking less women than ever”: Gender Inequality in Festival Lineups
Connie Seamer tells all- why festival line-ups are a ‘boy’s club’ and how festival directors must do better.
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Dream Tour: Biffy Clyro, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes and VUKOVI
If you could mastermind your own mega music tour, who would you have? Writer, Katie Evans, does just that!
Venue vs Festival: Fall Out Boy
Katie Evans weighs in on whether festivals or arenas are the best way to see Fall Out Boy.
This Week in Records (17/08/2020) – Biffy Clyro, LANY and NOISY
Records Exec Katie Evans is here with her thoughts on this weeks new releases.
This Week in Live-Streams (10/08/20)
This week is one for all those who are into their rock music and the many sub genres of rock… oh and with a slice of pop-punk. With some big British names and unknown American names, we have you covered.
This Week in Records (2/8/2020) – Bastille, FUR and McFly
Another week, another This Week in Records from Alice!
Best Glastonbury Set to Watch
As festivals couldn’t happen in the normal capacity that we are used to, some of our writers reflect back on some memorable Glasto performances over the last 20 years!
Artist in Focus: Biffy Clyro
With a new album on the way, Katie Evans explores Biffy Clyro’s vast discography
Review: Lollapalooza Paris 2019 – Sunday
Clean Bandit, MØ, Biffy Clyro, The 1975 and The Strokes all performed on day two of the Parisian festival.
Acts to Look Forward to at Lollapalooza Paris 2019
Tash Williamson breaks down some of the acts on Lollapalooza Paris’s billing.
Preview: Lollapalooza Paris 2019
The 2019 edition of Lollapalooza Paris will feature sets from the likes of Twenty One Pilots, Martin Garrix, The Strokes and Migos.
Flashback Review: TRNMST Festival 2017
Tash Williamson reviews Glasgow’s first TRNSMT festival back in 2017.
Acts to look forward to at TRNSMT Festival 2017
Sophie Trenear counts the must-see artists at this year’s TRNSMT Festival.
Preview: TRNSMT Festival
The inaugural outing of the festival will see Biffy Clyro and Radiohead as two of the many acts taking the stage in Glasgow.