Jack Needham, Journalist
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Live Review: British India, Grenadiers, Tired Lion
"The energy really takes a step up for a cover of Blink 182’s 'Dammit', helped out by Grenadiers frontman Jesse Coulter, and rightly so, it’s bloody fantastic"
Live Review: Eagle & The Worm
As she climbs down from the stage the gap finally disappears, the threshold between audience and performer having been decisively crossed.
Live Review: High Highs, Ali Barter
It’s an unrestricted rendition of Open Season that sees us out into the cold, like wildlife staring down the barrel that is a chilly ride home.
Live Review: Bob Evans, Tigertown, Davey Lane
As the audience enters an early morning stupor we’re treated to one last number, Wonderful You. Wonderful being a fitting description of what has been a thoroughly memorable evening.
Live Review: The Kooks, Glass Towers
The rendition of Naive to conclude provides a perfect metaphor for the night in general: it’s seamless yet entirely predictable.
Live Review: Vydamo, We The People
We’re sweat-drenched and the end of the night is embraced with a euphoric rendition of Gonna Make It. Having indeed made it, there is a rush to the exit and its promise of fresh air.
Lisa Skye: Songs That My Parents Taught
Traditional family barriers are crossed in a performance which is a hilariously engaging, awkward and ultimately heartwarming affair.
Zoe Coombs Marr: Dave
Coombs Marr never puts a foot wrong in what is a demanding performance in every sense of the word.
Mark Trenwith: Mark After Dark
On the upside there are some killer dance moves, unfortunately it’s not enough to save the show.
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