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.

Performing over two consecutive nights at Patterns in Brighton, Demob Happy returned to the scene that they deem is “where everything started” for them.

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

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.

The Soundhouse are to present ten weekly gigs in their new ‘Spotlight’ series, showcasing 16 of the best emerging talents and established acts from the 22 February to 26 April 2021.

My Stereophonics concert review for Bronze Arts Award Part B. 

Pavey Ark are a fast-rising alternative folk band from Hull, fronted by singer and songwriter Neil Thomas. Formed in 2016, their debut album “Close Your Eyes and Think of Nothing" is out March 20th. See live at London's Green Note on April 13th.

The Breakout Club returns this autumn with a fantastic line up on Monday 25 November 2019 at The Midi Music Company, Deptford SE8 4AU. 

FREE ENTRY by guest list only, 8pm until late!

Kate Lomas’ ‘Happy Like This’ has been added to the #BTTVMusic playlist in advance of a triumphant gig at The Grace in Islington last night.

Rachael Sage puts into words what we all wish we could talk about in this heart-wrenching live performance of 'Daylight'.

Why must is so powerful and important