Field Day Announces Charity Auction

ESOLIDAR AND FIELD DAY AUCTION OFF ART TO RAISE MONEY FOR HOUSING CHARITY SHELTER

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS BY DEERHUNTER, ROOTS MANUVA, LAIGON BOYZ (BOY BETTER KNOW)

LIMITED EDITION FIELD DAY TEA TOWELS SIGNED BY JAMES BLAKE, THE AVALANCHES, … Read More

Let It Be – Live @ The New Theatre

Monday 20th June, Oxford

The iconic and hugely influential band The Beatles sold more singles worldwide than any other band. Internationally known for their colour and charisma as a quartet, they won an Oscar, 10 Grammy Awards and numerous Ivor … Read More

Popular Gambling Related Online Apps for Android

Apps have become more or less like fashion accessories. Every single person has a different taste. This makes it somewhat difficult to come up with a list of the most popular apps. But like fashion accessories, there are items that … Read More

Common People 2016 – Festival Review + Photos

Saturday 28th – Sunday 29th May, Oxford

They say you never forget your first time… and by the gods, I will always remember Common People Oxford 2016. Bit of a mouthful, mind!

So, our long time good buddies who brought us … Read More

Slam Dunk 2016 – Festival Review + Photos

Sunday 29th May, Birmingham 

Having attended past Slam Dunk Festival events, this year was a new adventure after finding the event the year prior to be, well, quite exhausting, as the site in my opinion was too spread out, but … Read More

Let’s Eat Grandma – Live @ Electrowerkz

Wednesday 1st June, London

The dingy backdrop of Electrowerkz suits the mood perfectly, as Fifi Rong and her band warm up the crowd. The mood is muted and her voice drips with a fragility which seduces and lures you … Read More

GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV – With The Colorado Symphony

The gentle and intimate Colorado singer songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov uses guitars and mandolins to merge contemporary American indie with folk. He’s spent much of his life traveling and sings stories about places, distances and landscapes. Amongst his influences are … Read More

MIKKO JOENSUU – Amen 1

The delicate and expressive Finnish singer, once with Helsinki band Joensuu 1685, merges his Scandinavian folk style with Armenian and American country music. There’s a biblical, religious and spiritual context to his intimate song-writing which has been compared with Townes … Read More

JENNY GILLESPIE – Cure For Dreaming

The intense and imaginative American singer songwriter Jenny Gillespie experiments by merging elements of jazz, folk, rock, country, and progressive rock.  Reminiscent of Sarah McLachlan and Kate Bush, she produces and performs her own music and was placed in the … Read More

The Joy Formidable – Live @ OPEN Norwich

Wednesday 18th May, Norwich

Last time I saw Welsh trio The Joy Formidable, I thought they were on the verge of something huge and would soon be doing the stadium rock arena thing. How refreshing it is, then, that they … Read More