Aldous Harding Transforms and Transfixes at Leeds Irish Centre
Before her gig at Leeds Irish Centre, Aldous Harding’s performance style had been described to me as ‘mesmerising’, ‘unique’, and...
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What Is A Pipe Dream?: A Review of Blue Mist at Leeds Playhouse
Jess Cooper reviews the story of hope, heartbreak and hidden agendas that lies behind Blue Mist. Image Credit: Ali Wright...
What to Look Out For at Green Man 2026
Why should I go to Green Man? Tickets for Green Man 2026 sold out in under two hours when they...
Leeds Acts to Look Out for at Green Man 2026
Following the success of Leeds-based Mercury-winning band English Teacher, Yorkshire has become the buzzing musical centre of the North. This...
Album Review: Multiforms: Ambient Transmissions Vol. 3 by Marconi Union
Mancunian ambient group Marconi Union return on the 12th of June with new album Multiforms: Ambient Tramissions Vol. 3. Their...
How Not to Keep Skeletons Hidden in Your Closet: A Review of Borgli’s ‘The Drama’
Scarlett Sheehan reviews Kristoffer Borgli’s 'The Drama' Image Credit: Scarlett Sheehan How much does our past impact our present and...
Disco, NATO, Bosnia and Me
Tess Armstrong covers the exhibition 'Music, Leeds, Us' Image Credit: Tess Armstrong New exhibition reimagines the history of Leeds Queer-led...
It’s All A Bit of A Laugh, Right?: A Review of Open Theatre’s ‘Sweaty Clowns’
Jess Cooper receives a very special birthday invitation to review Sweaty Clowns with Open Theatre. Image Credit: Abby Swain When...
Going Off Grid: Why Taking a Break From Social Media is Sometimes Necessary
According to statistics, the average person spends two hours and nineteen minutes of their day on social media. This equates...
An Interview with Whitelands’ Jagun Meseorisa
Earlier this year, English shoegaze band Whitelands released their sophomore LP Sunlight Echoes (2026) to positive reviews from both critics...