Records editor, Alice Fortt, reflects on the many times that they have seen Muse. Alice offers up their perspective on why a venue concert for this rock band goes above and beyond what you get at a festival when you see Muse.
The Edge writers conclude who put on the most iconic performances of this decade.
Heather Eastwood reviews Christy Lefteri’s recent novel The Beekeeper of Aleppo.
Literature Executive Abi defends the joys of the printed word in the age of the e-book revolution.
Georgie Holmes details the career of author Matt Haig, an important and rising figure in writing about mental health.
Sam Law looks at the six most exciting acts ahead of this year’s Reading Festival.
Records Editor Sam Law runs down why you should be excited for one of the most controversial festival lineups of the year.
Ashleigh chats with bassist Ciaran Scanlon about the Fizzy life, the future, and troublesome toilet selfies.
Hannah Dadd nostalgically looks back to her Summer Reading Challenges, a very useful way of encouraging children to read.
Writer Eleanor Joyce explains why Reading’s four-piece band Twin Wild and their new EP could be the breakthrough band of 2016.
More of The Edge’s must read books for the summer
Reading Festival have made some exciting announcements this evening. To begin they’ve told the world…