Theatre double act bring anxiety-inspired show to Vault Festival
Award-winning cabaret duo HOUSE OF BLAKEWELL are collaborating with charity Anxiety UK to address mental health issues through musical theatre.
Review: Rebecca Ferguson at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Former X-Factor runner up Rebecca Ferguson wowed the crowd at Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Sunday February 11. Embarking on her
“The reason I’ve done this job for so long is because it’s still magic” — Erasure’s Vince Clarke on 30 years at the top, their new tour and their 18th studio album
There aren’t many artists still going strong that existed before the M25 and the DLR, but super twosome Erasure can
“It’s been a very long walk” — Will Varley on his journey from the Ginglik to the Empire, and why he’s happy feeling uncomfortable
On February 9, Will Varley will step out onto the stage at Shepherd’s Bush Empire for the biggest show of
Bright Light Bright Light on touring with his idols, growing up in the Welsh Valleys and how Terminator 2 inspired his latest single
Few people get to meet their musical heroes. Fewer still get to support them on an 18-date UK tour. For
Former Kooks star excited to produce original cast album for The Quentin Dentin Show
Ex-Kooks drummer Paul Garred revealed a trip to see rock musical The Quentin Dentin Show in Kingston inspired him to
Rebecca Ferguson confirmed for headline show at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Former X-Factor runner-up Rebecca Ferguson is set to light up Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Sunday February 11. Embarking on an
Van William: Countries review — “The perfect balance between heartbreak and hope”
Songwriter and performer Van William, who previously fronted indie rock bands Port O’Brien and WATERS, returns this year with his
London Borough of Culture: Merton’s bid chairman seeks to unite borough
The chairman of Merton’s London Borough of Culture bid has revealed the proposal’s ambitions to unite the people of Merton. Merton
“We got a lot of songs out there that made people smile” — Bowling for Soup’s lead singer talks family, growing up and overcoming depression
“I never thought I’d get to 40 and still be singing about farts and girls. Now, I’m a 45-year-old man
“I love every single song I’ve ever done” — Bowling for Soup’s frontman on albums, his only career regret, and the legacy he will leave behind
Ahead of their return to London next month, Bowling for Soup frontman Jaret Reddick admitted the pop-punk veterans may never