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GAL-DEM: Takeover at The Jazz Cafe for International Women’s Day, Interview

We have always been a huge fan of gal-dem, their powerful collective voice is as clear as day. They are an unstoppable group of gifted radical individuals who shed light on the perspectives of non-binary women of color through journalism. They are now branchi...

FLAMINGO PIER NYE: Flamingo Pier NYE with Sadar Bahar, Tiger & Woods, Earthboogie

Following the joyous, sold-out first edition in 2016, Flamingo Pier return for their second NYE mini-festival in Hackney Wick. Converted warehouses Mick’s Garage and the Brewshed will be connected and transformed into two indoor party spaces complemented by t...

ROY AYERS: Live at The Jazz Cafe, Review

Roy Ayers, or in other words… ‘The Godfather of Neo-Soul’ (aged 77) proved that he most definitely still has 'it' at The Jazz Cafe last week. And excitingly, the wonderful Desta French set the scene with her powerful voice as the supporting act. The musicia...

THE HYDRA PRESENTS ‘IN STEREO’ SUNDAYS: Ministry of Sound

Leading nightlife and underground music enthusiasts, The Hydra have programmed a series of foot stomping Sunday day parties this Winter called In Stereo at Ministry of Sound. The Hydra will be keeping their dancers heated for three more weeks with world-clas...

FIELD MANEUVERS: Review

When it comes to festivals, smaller ones prove that less is often more. Set in fields in the Oxfordshire countryside, Field Maneuvers humbly bills itself as a ‘dirty little rave’ – and does what it says on the tin. Seven hundred people gathered for the 2017...

BOOMTOWN FAIR: Review

Boomtown was epic this year! The festival returned to the Matterley Estate near Winchester recently and the 60,000 capacity event really had something for everyone, a Kidztown area with separate camping, Whistlers Green was more of a chilled out environment ...

NOISILY FESTIVAL: Review

Having recently resurfaced from the Leicestershire countryside, a single statement overheard at last year's festival perfectly summarised my festival experience; ‘The thing about Noisily, is that everybody gets it.’ Aside from the epic sensory exploration th...

KRUG FESTIVAL 2017 – INTO THE WILD: Krug creates an unforgettable musical experience in the wilderness this July

Following on from its debut last year, with the creation of 'Krug Island', the Krug Festival returns, and looks set to be even more magical. This year, Krug is transporting its unique festival experience to the grand English wilderness, taking up ...

FARR FESTIVAL 2017: an electronic weekend in an uninhabited forest

With new festivals cropping up left, right and centre, it's often tricky to know which one to go for. We are always interested in hearing about the newest festivals on the block, and our ears pricked up when we heard about Farr Festival, an electronic mus...

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