Featured Image: Frank Ralph Punk band Hands Off Gretel has long become synonymous with being outspoken and standing up for what they believe in, along with a truly limitless imagination. Manchester’s infamous Deaf Institue was the quintessential venue, furnished with a glitterball and wall of speakers – it was most fitting for a band who prides…
Featured Image: Camilla Whitfield From stand out sets to lateral flow tests, aAh! editor Camilla Whitfield shares her first experience as a music journalist at Leeds Festival 2021. Ask anyone who is aspiring for a career in the music industry and working at a festival will surely be on their bucket list. It would be…
Featured Image: Frank Ralph After the ongoing Covid-19, punk-band Hands Off Gretel was finally able to put on their ‘Still Angry Tour’, a tour dedicated to the release of their Angry EP (2020). The fiery tracks have long been part of their live show and are a call to arms against a range of topics…
Featured Image: Georgina Hurdsfield / Festival Republic Before we knew it, the last day of the festival was upon us, however, the festivities were far from over. The new headliners of the day were electronic duo Disclosure and hip-hop artist Post Malone. It’s worth noting that what makes Leeds Festival so special is the sheer…
Featured Image: Georgina Hurdsfield / Festival Republic After an incredible start to the festival, a whole host of new audience members and the sun had finally arrived to continue the celebrations of live music. Taking over the helm for main stage duties was grime heavyweight Stormzy and Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro. There must be something…
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