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The Rebel Child Tour: Dylan at the Corn Exchange

Thu 29 Feb 2024

2024 EE BAFTA Film Awards: The Results

Mon 19 Feb 2024

2024 BAFTAs: Best Film predictions

Sun 18 Feb 2024

2024 BAFTAs: Best Film predictions

Sun 18 Feb 2024

Is 'I’m A Celeb' Worth Watching This Year?

Sun 26 Nov 2023

Serenade me JLS

Fri 27 Oct 2023

Beabadoobee's 'Live In London'

Tue 24 Oct 2023

Black Water County and their love for Guinness!

Thu 06 Jul 2023

The Japanese House's second studio album 'In The End It Always Does' : A Review

Thu 15 Jun 2023

In conversation with: Millie Manders and the Shutup

Sun 28 May 2023

“Those who get used to it, end up quitting”, when there is no more care or excitement in what you’re doing, then why are you doing it? It was really insightful talking to Millie and she definitely changed my opinion on a lot in regard to underground punk music and generally having a passion for something. I stayed around to watch her perform and the energy in the room was electric. The venue was packed out with people wearing her merch, someone was even wearing LED ‘billboard-like’ glasses.

Theatre review: A Streetcar Named Desire

Sun 28 May 2023

Not knowing much of the play before-hand, I was going in with no expectations which allowed me to appreciate the performances in their entirety. To call the play phenomenal would be an understatement. From starring in the hit BBC show ‘Normal People’ to performing in front of a live audience as such an iconic character in theater, Paul Mescal did Stanley’s character incredible justice. I was terrified while also enthralled when watching him.

Review: Vistas live in Southampton

Sun 28 May 2023

In the thick of their headline tour “The Beautiful Nothing”, Edinburgh based indie band Vistas visited The Loft in Southampton to play old favourites and new releases all in the run up to festival season.

In conversation with DMAS's guitarist Matt Mason: “The live experience is the most important thing.”

Wed 05 Apr 2023

“The live experience is the most important thing.” As DMA’s make their return with their fourth studio album How Many Dreams, we sat down with guitarist Matt Mason to chat about the recording process, armadillos, and what it means to “do a shoey.”

Album Review: DMA's: How Many Dreams?

Fri 10 Mar 2023

Australian 3-piece rock band, DMA’s are back with their latest album How Many Dreams? set for release later this month.

The Oscars 2023 Predictions

Fri 10 Mar 2023

The most prestigious, classy and often-times controversial film awards take place this weekend. This is, of course, The Oscars, or the 95th Academy Awards to be technical. Stirring performances, bold films and sharp scripts from the last year of cinema are all awarded with the famous golden statues. For some, awards season is more than just the news articles and red carpet photos. Some of us spend hours watching the nominees and theorising who will take home which awards. If you want to be right

New release: DMA's - Something We Are Overcoming

Fri 03 Mar 2023

Australian rock-band DMA’S have shared new song titled Something We Are Overcoming from their highly anticipated fourth album How Many Dreams?

Gig Review: The Vamps at the BIC

Fri 02 Dec 2022

With a setlist crammed full of hits from ten years in the industry, the Vamps celebrated this milestone with a performance at the Bournemouth International Centre (The BIC) as part of their ‘Greatest Hits World Tour.’

Pale Waves embark on UK tour this week

Fri 25 Nov 2022

Manchester based indie rockers Pale Waves are crashing back onto the UK scene after a summer of main stage festival slots and supporting 5 Seconds Of Summer’s massive US tour, Manchester based indie rockers, Pale Waves are back with a new tour this week.

The DMA'S: new single, album and tour

Fri 25 Nov 2022

With THE GLOWing successes of their last album dimming down, Aussie alternative trio DMA’s are back with their newest single Everybody’s Saying Thursday’s the weekend. This is the second offering from the upcoming album How Many Dreams? set for release on March 31, 2023

Film Review: The Banshees of Inisherin

Fri 25 Nov 2022

When I saw the trailer for The Banshees of Inisherin 2 months ago, it instantly had me intrigued. The trailer was really funny and the plot seemed to be remarkably quaint: lifelong friends abruptly fall out after no explanation. Starring Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell, two actors whom I love alongside some breath-taking cinematography on a fictional Irish island.

Film Review: Black Adam

Fri 04 Nov 2022

15 years ago, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson threw his hat in the ring to play the anti-hero Black Adam. The movie of the same name has finally been released. I must state that I am by no means a DC expert, I’ve played the LEGO games and watched a couple of the animated shows in my time but I’m absolutely an MCU fan first.

Book review: A Life on Our Planet: My Witness Statement and a Vision for the Future

Fri 28 Oct 2022

This book is a masterpiece and international bestseller in educating a nation of the true extent of what humans have done to this planet. The damage we have done and continue to do may reach a point of irreversibility, and the 96-year-old continues trying to give hope and ideas into what we can do so that we can mitigate the climate crisis.

Beabadoobee: Live at Southampton Engine Rooms

Fri 21 Oct 2022

Indie rock singer-songwriter Beabadoobee took to the stage of Southampton Engine Rooms as part of her ‘Beatopia Tour.’

A brief history of Overwatch 2: A shambolic launch to an incredible game

Wed 19 Oct 2022

Almost three years ago, on November 1, 2019, Blizzard Entertainment announced the bold, ambitious sequel to their wildly popular first venture into the First Person Shooter (FPS) genre, ‘Overwatch 2.’

Spiderr album review

Fri 14 Oct 2022

Once you develop a cult following on the level of Bladee and Drain Gang, it can sometimes be easy to fall into the trap of ‘giving the fans what they want’, perhaps sidelining your own artistic vision and progression in the process. However, Bladee continues to be a champion of the soft-spoken and introverted while simultaneously keeping his sound fresh and unique almost 10 years into his career.