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Preview: Isle of Wight Festival 2016

April 25, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

England’s oldest festival is approaching fast. Soon we will dive headfirst into 2016’s UK festival marathon, and of course opening with one of the best. Isle of Wight Festival, this year, boasts another jaw-dropping lineup. Organisers always pull the strings hard to come up with a lineup that cant be

Shadow Child Comes To Bristol’s Marble Factory

April 14, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

The 16th of April will see The Marble Factory, with the help of Response to bring Shadow Child and his Connected tour to Bristol. Shadow Child aka David spoon has been an influential figure in the UK underground music scene for a long time. Since releasing on Toolroom Records in

Preview: Love Saves The Day

April 8, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

Bristol’s biggest and favourite festival returns to Eastville Park for another year on the 28th and 29th of May to kick off your summer with another top line-up. The set-up has grown considerably since its 2012 debut, but the organisers haven’t abandoned their roots as strong supporters of underground music,

Somerley Tea Party Returns For A Third Year

April 7, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Bournemouth’s events company Get Satisfied are once again busy organising the Somerley Tea Party. Now in its third year, the festival, that takes place at the Somerley Estate in Ringwood, this year boasts a bigger lineup and adds camping, turning the day festival into a weekend affair. Somerley Tea Party

Common People Returns For A Second Year

April 7, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

The new day festival from the Bestival family is back. Common People will return to Southampton Common for a second year. Rob da Bank and co have been super-busy creating a bank holiday weekend extravaganza for all the family to enjoy. Common People embodies Bestival’s young, energetic vibe, and after

Glastonbury 2016 Is Coming

April 7, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Back in 1970, the day after legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix died, the first edition of England’s most prestigious festival began in Somerset. Glastonbury founder Michael Eavis had been inspired to create his own festival by the Blues Festival at the Bath & West Showground. It was attended by 1,500 people

Mutiny Returns to Portsmouth

April 4, 2016 No Comments Luke Jackson

Over ten thousand music lovers will transcend on King George V Fields in Cosham, Portsmouth in late May for the third Mutiny Festival. The festival which was first held in Victoria Park in Portsmouth in 2014, before hitting Fontwell Park in Chichester in July last year will feature a huge

Concrete Music Welcomes Eats Everything To Portsmouth

March 19, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Portsmouth’s leading underground music events organiser Concrete Music welcomes one of the greats of tech/house to their weekly event at Astoria. To celebrate Easter Friday bank holiday Eats Everything will be gracing the decks at Portsmouth’s best nightclub. Ever since September Concrete have regularly booked top acts; B.traits, Preditah, Flava

The Neighbourhood To Play Portsmouth Whilst On UK Tour

March 15, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Los Angeles outfit The Neighbourhood have announced a 19 date UK and European tour. Now half way through, the band started the tour in St. Petersburg in Russia on February 24th. They will close their tour at London’s iconic Roundhouse on March 21st. This Friday the band will grace the

Preview: Foreverland’s 1st Birthday

March 9, 2016 No Comments George Hall

To anyone who is familiar with the Bournemouth clubbing scene, the name Foreverland always sparks an interest. Ever since the first Foreverland at The Old Firestation, 12 months ago, it has been an event to take note of, even venturing out of Bournemouth, bringing the ‘Forever Young’ experience to Southampton