After a night enjoyed by everyone present, it appears that the only way is up for The Lathums.
Weird and Wonderful: Don Broco ‘Amazing Things’ Review
The Bedford rockers return with a seminal, cyberpunk masterpiece to assertively match the heights of 2018’s ‘Technology’
Return of the King: New-look Kasabian ignite O2 Academy Leeds
Kasabian have propelled into their new era with absolute certainty that they will remain at the pinnacle of UK live music for decades to come.
Hidden Gems On University Of Leeds’ Campus
Arts and Culture section editor Emma Rivers reveals some of University of Leeds’ top campus spots!
The Best TV and films to watch with your new flatmates
Tiago Ventura suggests the perfect TV and films to watch to break the ice with your new flatmates!
IZCO + DR DUBPLATE – OLD RED BUS STATION – 02 OCTOBER 2021
Fry brought yet another stellar line up of DJs and producers, who find their music on the breakbeat continuum, to Old Red Bus station on Saturday.
COCO BRYCE + TIM REAPER – OLD RED BUS STATION – 01 OCTOBER 2021
Hosting a crowd with a taste for body rattling breaks, License to Jungle began their two week residency in partnership with Coco Bryce on Friday – and it didn’t disappoint.
The Greatest Showman: Johnny Marr treats Leeds to The Smiths classics
On the Monday of Fresher’s week, Johnny Marr returned to Leeds for the opening night of his tour.
Long Division Festival 2021: A Triumphant Return
This September, Wakefield was once again riddled with indie kids and live music fans as Long Division Festival returned for the tenth time.
Arlo Parks Stuns Belgrave with Hypnotic Show
An intimate review of Arlo Parks’ recent gig at Belgrave.
In The Middle with Wolf Alice
Ahead of the release of their highly anticipated new album Blue Weekend, Lucy Barber spoke to Wolf Alice’s Joff Oddie and Theo Ellis about performing live, guitar experimentation, and the pressures of a Mercury Prize win.
In The Middle with Squid
Ollie Judge and Louis Borlase talk to Liam Cattermole about Nicholas Cage, being blinded by lasers and their wonderfully anarchic debut album Bright Green Field.