Culture

Many of us have had an idea of selling everything and moving to a remote location to live peacefully at some point in our busy lives. At one point in history, living in isolation as a garden hermit (or an ornamental her...

All Points East is back for round two this weekend after a successful opening run of shows. On Saturday, August 23, Doechii was due to perform on the bill with RAYE headlining, but it has just been announced that she wi...

Wolf Alice are back. After a triumphant show on Glastonbury's Other Stage this summer, they're gearing up to release their fourth album, The Clearing, this Friday. Marking their first release since 2021's Blue Weekend,...

It's been a busy few days for Dijon, with the release of his hotly anticipated sophomore album, titled Baby, happening last Friday (August 15) after a four-year gap between releases. Today, he's announced a world tour w...

We've been rather spoiled when it comes to London on legendary musicians lately. Late last year, we saw of Bowie, Courtney Love, and many more, with an by Gus Coral also arriving this year. Now, it's time to marvel a...

Fresh from a at last month, Kaiser Chiefs are continuing the celebrations of their debut album, Employment, which turned 20 this year. The indie band have been playing the record in full, along with their other greate...

Perched proudly on the corner of Soho Square and Greek Street is a large Georgian building that you've probably walked past plenty of times before, without so much as giving it a second thought. Which is understandable,...

At the time of writing, we find ourselves on the eve of All Points East, a highlight of season in the city. Cleo Sol & SAULT and Chase and Status & Overmono are gearing up to play, but there remains a day of th...

Thousands of paper doves have soared into Southwark Cathedral, bringing with them an abundance of uplifting messages for Londoners to peruse. 'Peace Doves' is an extraordinary installation, created by internationally-ac...

I could be wrong, I could be right, but it looks like Public Image Ltd. have announced a string of dates across the UK to end this year in style and carry it on into 2026 (I am right). John Lydon and co. will be hittin...