“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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Flashback Review: Stormzy at Glastonbury 2019
Writer, Connie Seamer, gives us a flashback review to one of the most talked about performances of 2019 – Stormzy’s headlining Glasto!
The Battle of Festivals: UK vs US
Records Editor, Alice Fortt, takes on the mighty topic of UK and US festivals to compare not only why they are different, but also why one is superior to the other. From the music to the atmosphere, Alice leaves no stone untouched!
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!
#LetTheMusicPlay
#Letthemusicplay is a hashtag sweeping the nation and calls for Government action to help keep the music industry afloat.
British Festivals vs. International Festivals
Maddie Lock outlines what’s so good about British festivals.
Artist in Focus: Stormzy
Morgan McMillan tells us why Stormzy deserves his spot at the top of the music industry
The Most Iconic Live Performances of This Decade
The Edge writers conclude who put on the most iconic performances of this decade.
Artist in Focus: IDLES
Vicky Greer takes a look at how Bristol band IDLES rose to the the top.
Review: Two Door Cinema Club -‘Satellite’
Maddie Lock reviews the latest single ahead of the band’s upcoming fourth album.
Stormzy announced as first Glastonbury headliner
Stormzy has been announced as the first ever grime MC headliner at Glastonbury.
Review: Glastonbury Festival 2017
Ivan Morris Poxton reviews Glastonbury 2017, featuring Lorde, Ed Sheeran and Rag ‘N’ Bone Man.
Ed Sheeran reveals he’s been working on his next album for a long time
Ed Sheeran has revealed that he has been working on his fourth album since before his debut album, Plus.
Review: George Ezra – ‘Don’t Matter Now’
Ezra’s treacle-thick vocals will surely have fields of festival-goers singing this summer.