By Camilla WhitfieldPhotography by Caleb Nelson The newly branded bar, Hive, situated at 78 Sackville Street, former site of Retro Bar, was the perfect place to host Broke Casino’s first headline gig. After undergoing a facelift themselves, with the addition of bassist Sean Savage and a new logo to boot, Broke Casino were all too…
By Camilla Whitfield Photography by Abigail Lam At first glance, the bright Hollywood-style lights of the Gorilla sign outside may be a far cry from the real Los Angeles, but given the performance to come, it’s definitely not a ludicrous improbability that Fender and his band could be making their way there in due time. However,…
By Camilla Whitfield Photography by Caleb Nelson It took almost no time at all for the Academy 2 to fill up in eager anticipation for The Struts. The VIPs may have entered early, but this was to be a night in which everyone in attendance would feel like an old-school celebrity. Self-proclaimed rebel, Kelsy Karter,…
By Camilla Whitfield Photography by Caleb Anthony Nelson The Deaf Institute provided the perfect stage to welcome The Pale White and Ten Tonnes to Manchester. A small venue without a barrier with a decadent glitter ball, it foreshadowed the up-close and high-quality performances that were about to be undertaken. The obvious energy was high before…
By Camilla Whitfield It’s time to continue ringing in the new year with a selection of the current rising starts of the music world. Each are gaining success with their originality and impressive work ethics. The birthplace of some of Britain’s greatest bands, from Buzzcocks, Joy Division and The Smiths to the Happy Mondays, the Stone…
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