Live Reviews

The Cure have never sounded fresher. Over the course of three hours, they merge deep-cuts, beloved classics and exciting new material to prove their future is equally as exciting as their past.

Welcome to the Wonderful World of Redcar - A masterful performance and poetic exploration of the self that redefines the possibilities of a live show.

Making a long overdue debut in Wales, legendary alternative American synth-rock quartet Future Islands astound with an energetic, euphoric and at times emotional performance.

Fully charged, Maggie Rogers brings her stadium-ready sound to Bristol's intimate Academy as she stakes her claim as a future headliner.

Refusing to be shackled by his previous material Paolo Nutini battles against crowd expectations. Accompanied by a beautiful showcase of his latest album he eventually triumphs, despite at times, heavy resistance.

Nick Cave is a man of many guises. Tonight he is a preacher; he is a showman; he is a comedian; he is a therapist; he’s an artist. At his core, however, and as unlikely at times it seems, he’s human.

Whilst one eye is on the band's future, The National’s second headlining stint at All Points East was a greatest hits tour-de-force, showcasing the best of the band’s vast discography and in trademark fashion bringing a few friends along for the journey.

Gaga proves she is one of the greatest artists of all time in a 6-act conceptual performance.

Bedford’s legendary Esquires hosts a trio of exhilarating rising stars. Headlined by Cardiff’s freshest exports Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard.

Bastille take the step up to arenas effortlessly with a high production career-spanning set