How did you find the set today? Really good! It was better than we thought it would be. There were so many people. Did I see a flare as well in there? There was a […]
In The Middle with Circa Waves @ Y Not
How are you feeling, are you excited? Yeah! I’ve been looking forward to this one for a while. We did Y Not a couple of years ago and it was fun. I remember that – […]
In The Middle with WHITE @ Y Not
You played over at the Quarry earlier, how was that for you? It was amazing! The reaction from the audience was totally brilliant. We played Y Not Festival last year on the same stage a […]
In The Middle with Baby Strange @ Y Not
You’re playing the Jack Rocks stage tonight – are you excited? Very excited. It’s good to be on later for once and to play before Black Honey. It’s good! What have you got in store […]
University of Leeds exhibits rare Shakespeare folios
The university is to put on an exhibition of rare original William Shakespeare folios dating back as early as 1623, 7 years after the playwright’s death. The collection has been put on display to commemorate […]
Preview: OnRoundhay festival
The one-day festival ‘On Roundhay’ has returned to Leeds after a decade-long wait. As well as music in the park, the festival will boast a wide range of food and drink stands, loads of literature-based […]
The Green Age – where are we now and where are we going?
Introduction Visit any major city and you will be greeted with people going about their daily lives and routines. They’ll be walking, running and using transport to take them to their destination, through a sea […]
Review: The Get Down
Created by Baz Luhrmann, music co-produced by East Coast hip-hop golden child, Nas, and costing $120 million to produce, The Get Down is a melting pot with all the right ingredients to rival Stranger Things […]
Rosberg revs-up title battle, as old heads hang up their helmets
NICO Rosberg made it two victories in two weekends at the Italian Grand Prix, leading every lap in Monza to claim his seventh victory of the season, moving him just two points behind his Mercedes […]
Secret Garden Party Review: The hippie utopia proves that smaller festivals can be just as exhilarating as their bigger cousins
Secret Garden Party (SGP) might be small, but it is a perfectly-formed festival situated in the heart of Cambridgeshire. Attracting big-name acts, rising stars, and a whole raft of brilliant food and drink stands as […]
Are we all a bit of a Fleabag? – Review
BBC Three’s newest comedy Fleabag is a sharp-witted, gloriously non-PG exploration of a young woman’s struggle to come to terms with loss. Her attempts to juggle this alongside her dysfunctional relationships and the general challenges […]
Festival Review: Victorious Festival, Portsmouth, 27-28/08/16
The UK festival scene might be known for its name-grabbing giants like Glastonbury and V Festival, but last weekend saw one of the UK’s lesser known festivals, Victorious Festival, prove that you don’t need the […]