Here we go, Bristol. The birthplace of Massive Attack, Portishead and Roni Size has an absolute abundance of vinyl stores strewn throughout the city to take your fancy.
Like all great cities, Leeds is replete with seminal boozers, historic pubs and fresh faced bars choc full of indie craft efforts.
Being that Liverpool gifted the world arguably the most important culinary phenomenon in history; Salt & Pepper chips, it's safe to assume that when it comes to late night eats, the options are pretty spectacular…
Beyond The Music, a new global music conference and festival, announces its first edition to take place in Manchester, running 11-14 October 2023.
The top pick of indie music venues across Birmingham.
GigPig will always have artists at the heart of everything we do. And it is with this musicians first policy in mind that we are delighted to announce our new partnership with Qube.
The top pick of indie music venues across Manchester.
God bless Liverpool. Imagine gifting the world The Beatles and then deciding that wasn’t enough. You then make sure that a selection of the finest boozers in the country is available to your locals and anyone lucky enough to step foot inside your wondrous city.
When it was announced in 2021 that the Brit Awards were doing away with gendered categories, it felt like a long overdue sign of progression from the British music industry. Just two years later, however, and it feels as though we’ve been plunged back into the dark ages.
The ongoing cost-of-living crisis has had significant consequences on the music industry. Soaring prices have brought even more difficulties after the pandemic, which is now affecting artists' mental health.
It would be easy to sit here and rattle off Reform Radio’s many accolades, but to do so would almost feel a bit redundant, given just how much incredible work goes into every facet of their output, far beyond what you hear broadcast across the airwaves.
There are countless reasons to get excited about Christmas every year. Whether it’s something as simple and wholesome as spending quality time with friends and family, watching Home Alone 1 and 2 on repeat or wading through the new drops of M&S party food. But there is perhaps nothing that can come close to the perfection of a big, Festive SZN lock-in.
Live music is the heart and soul of the United Kingdom. An irreplaceable cultural hallmark that has helped define our island for over 60 years, from the hysterical screams of BeatleMania to the history of Stormzy at Glastonbury. Yet it is now under threat more than ever.
