Reviews
Community, Candour and a Home Brew Record: Tom Scott Live in Wellington
Tom Scott's show at Meow in Wellington was exactly what he promised from the opening moment β a night built...
The Rooks β Nothing To Lose Review: An Anthem That Means Every Word
Some songs don't ease you in. They just open a door and dare you to walk through it.
Chance PeΓ±a Turns Restlessness Into Something Beautiful on “The Voyager”
Soulful and intimate, Chance PeΓ±a's new single "The Voyager" draws natural comparisons to Noah Kahan's quieter work β a warm,...
Mumford & Sons at Spark Arena Auckland β Scaled Up, Still Intimate
From Hudson Freeman's quiet opener to Folk Bitch Trio's warm harmonies, a night that built slowly, deliberately, and landed exactly...
Tom A Smith at Bodega Nottingham: This Is What a Sold-Out Final Night Looks Like
The final night of Tom A Smith's sold-out run lands at Bodega Nottingham, and the room makes sure he knows...
Kodaline β ‘We Were Only Young’ Review: A Beautiful, Bittersweet Beginning to the End
The Dublin four-piece release the first single from their fifth and final studio album β and it's everything you'd want...
The All-American Rejects ‘King Kong’ Review: Big Energy, Bigger Feelings β But Does It Fully Land?
The Oklahoma band return with a sun-soaked single that hides something darker underneath.
Maggie Lindemann at O2 Institute Birmingham: She Came, She Conquered, She Hit the Floor
With two strong support acts and a headliner who never lets up, Birmingham got exactly the show it came for.
