By Georgina HurdsfieldPhotos provided by Leeds Festival Since making its debut at Reading & Leeds festival in 2008, the BBC Music Introducing Stage has given emerging talent the chance to play at one of the UK’s most popular music festivals, as well as giving festival-goers the chance to discover their new favourite band. In previous…
By Callum BakerPhotography by Georgina Hurdsfield This year’s northern edition of Slam Dunk felt notably more festival-like than past installments. Subverting the inner city setting for the greenery of Leeds’s Temple Newsam Park, it really seems as though the events team at Slam Dunk are seeking to assume their place amongst the festival season’s big…
Review by Camilla Whitfield Photography by Georgina Hurdsfield When a festival has enabled acclaimed acts such as Ed Sheeran, Catfish and The Bottlemen and George Ezra to sink their teeth into the music industry, it’s guaranteed to become synonymous with showcasing only the best fresh talent to emerge within its 12 years of activity. As…
By Camilla Whitfield In less than a month, on Saturday the 4th of May, Live At Leeds will be making its return, and it’s set to be better than ever. It will mark the beginning of the festival season, kicking it off with the biggest upcoming names in the music scene. Don’t just take our…
By Camilla Whitfield It’s time to continue ringing in the new year with a selection of the current rising stars 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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