Although initially cancelled until 2022, Download festival has been resurrected for a 3-day event this Summer as part of the second phase of the Government’s Event Research Programme! The event will take place in Donnington Park with a capacity of 10,000 people.
During a difficult Christmas period, at the end of a very strange year comes a beacon of light, in the form of Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett who on 17th December presented fans with a captivating live stream titled “From Where I’m Standing”.
Fewer bands have been through a transition as profound as DIIV over the last 4 years. Zachary Cole Smith’s recovery from the addictions that shaped their first two albums was evident as soon as the band put out the lead single from their third album Deceiver, Skin Game, and didn’t so much hint as scream the fact that Smith was over the worst, slowing his life down and becoming a more reflective artist/human being.
5 piece Irish Post-Punk band, Fontaines D.C. have quickly built up a reputation as a live presence, and their performance at Brixton Academy did not disappoint, with an eclectic mix of ages, and people, crammed into the iconic Brixton venue.
Following a sold-out run of dates with Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes and Ho99o9, Cleopatrick hit the London stage once again at Electrowerkz with the support of their friends in Ready The Prince and The Small Black Flowers. Hailing from the small town of Cobourg, Ontario, the Canadian outfit funnels the power of pure, unadulterated rock through a single guitar, a set of drums and one hell of a vocal.
