Razorlight headed to the O2 Academy on December 1st and brought with them the gentle warmth of their indie-pop set that filled the air with nostalgia. A band that rose to fame during the mid-2000s […]
The Chats Unleash Chaos on Brudenell, 04/12/19
As The Chats prepared to descend upon a sold out Brudenell Social Club, an absurd amount of mullet owners seemed to emerge from the darkest corners of Leeds in anticipation for the Sunshine Coast rockers […]
Jamnesty 3.0: The Jamazon @ Belgrave Music Hall 28/11/19
Thursdays are generally uneventful, it’s not quite the weekend and Graham Norton won’t be on your TV for another whole day. But fear not, LUU’s very own Amnesty International were here to make sure that […]
In The Middle With Matt Maltese
Charlotte Bresh’ fears of meeting her musical idol were dissipated when she realised the alternative indie soloist Matt Maltese quite frankly could not have been lovelier. Having been a huge fan of Matt Maltese’s since […]
Matt Maltese Makes Magic @ Hyde Park Book Club 25/11/19
Having been a long-term fan of Matt Maltese, getting a chance to see him perform live is always exciting. Since its release on the 8th of November, I’d listened (almost) obsessively to his new, exquisitely […]
You Might Be Gone, Leonard, But Thanks For This Final Dance
Posthumous music is a tricky feat. The devastation caused by the loss of an artist can be so great that it’s understandable we crave their unheard melodies and musings. However, when placed in the wrong […]
Drag Queens Tell Justin Bieber To Sashay Away
Pop superstar Justin Bieber has recently come under fire from the drag community after offering just $500 to RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Miss Fame to appear in an upcoming music video. Fame, who appeared on […]
Sigrid Stuns @ The O2 Academy 23/11/19
The Norwegian pop scene is rife with budding talent. Whilst not all of it makes it into the pop mainstream in the UK, young singer-songwriter Sigrid is definitely a success story. Following on from being […]
TRNSMT Festival Remains Stale, Pale and Male
TRNSMT Festival was started in 2017 as a replacement to Scotland’s T in the Park. The line-up was released earlier this week, and it only took one look for our print editor Safi Bugel to realise, […]
Could Coldplay Be the First Band to Become Entirely Eco-Friendly?
Last week, Coldplay announced plans to refrain from touring their latest album ‘Everyday lives’ (released November 22nd) as they were working on a method of running an entirely ‘sustainable tour’. Charlotte Smith asks whether this […]
Coldplay Get Political in Their Latest Album Everyday Life
Almost 20 years after the release of their debut album, Coldplay’s signature brand of generic Britpop still maintains an almost implausible popularity. Now, with Everyday Life, the band have not only reached their most experimental, […]
Sampa The Great @ Belgrave Music Hall 15/11/19
When a songwriting visionary like Sampa the Great stumbles upon your Northern nook all the way from Australia, David Ball thought it only right to go along and see how her new album The Return […]