On a beautiful Friday evening, Madness descended on Shrewsbury for what was hoped to be an atmospheric and, for many, reminiscent few hours; reviving, not just the sound of the 80s, but the sound of working-class Britain. It was exactly that.

An exciting showcase of a new wave of British musical talent

Looking back to two nights ago, when The Sensations and three other electric bands came together to perform covers of some of the best songs, and to do a gig at Leeds Key Club - a review :)

All the winners and best moments of The Brits 2022

Music venues record ‘catastrophic’ drop in audience numbers but what does it mean for disabled artists and audience members?

Metalcore veterans and Brighton locals Architects performed an incredible set at one of the city's most renowned venues.

The pop icon has said that the government’s treatment of the arts sector is “so f*****g disgusting”.

One of the most influential venues for grass roots artists in Brighton held a free entry music festival spanning two days this past weekend, championing the best in Brighton’s punk, indie, and alternative rock scene.

The student-led arts festival seeks to engage participants in unconventional forms of artistic expression and will take place 19-26 September.

Venues doubt Boris Johnson’s past statement of double dose vaccine requirement on entry, and criticise the government’s insurance plans for Covid cancellations.

Although a welcome aid for the music industry, many believe that the help has come after the damage has already been inflicted.

After the fabulous success of ‘Songs Under The Stars’ last year, new theatre company, Betley Court Farm Productions, came back with a bang with their showing of the fantastic musical: Annie Get Your Gun.