Scouting for Girls – ‘Summertime in the City’
Scouting for Girls are (unfortunately) back just in time for our delightful British summer, with…
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This Week In Records (14/07/2019) – Ed Sheeran, Bon Iver & Scouting For Girls
Vicky Greer has her weekly Ed Sheeran meltdown
Isle of Wight Festival 2024: A weekend of nostalgic hits!
Callum Joynes raves about the 90s and 2000s nostalgia on display at The Isle of Wight Festival.
This Week In Live-Streams (18/05/20)
Artists across the world are live-streaming their talents this week that you simply can’t miss
This Week In Records (29/09/2019) – Tegan and Sara, Foals & The Japanese House
Some Edge favourites in this week’s releases – check out all the best new music here!
“I must have known Mike about six years, probably only said a few sentences” – An Interview with Jack Williams and Josh Betteridge of Wild Front
Jack and Josh from Wild Front took some time pre-gig to talk with us about houmous, touring in Ireland, and Christopher Walken.
Review: Isle of Wight Festival 2017 – Sunday
The final day saw Scouting for Girls, George Ezra and Rod Stewart perform.
Isle of Wight Festival app confirms weekend’s stage times
Headliners include Rod Stewart, Bastille and David Guetta.
Preview: Isle of Wight Festival 2017
This year welcomes Rod Stewart, Bastille, Rag ‘n’ Bone, David Guetta & more.
Introducing: The Sherlocks
Writer Eleanor Joyce is on the case to decipher the mystery of the meteoric rise of The Sherlocks.
“Wherever you’re going on holiday, hopefully I’ll be out and about”: An Interview with Marvin Humes
More than Voice judge and 1/4 of JLS, Marvin Humes is Luvbug; he tells the Edge about starting a DJing career and summer destinations.
Review: The Feeling – The Feeling
Uncool, dull, and entirely forgettable, The Feeling’s self-titled fifth album isn’t even worth being disappointed over.
Two Door Cinema Club – Beacon
Becci delves into Two Door Cinema Club’s highly anticipated sophomore album, Beacon.
Olly Murs – ‘Die Of A Broken Heart’ single review: undeniably catchy, but devoid of any personality
Callum Joynes has mixed feelings about the first single in four years from Olly Murs.