Author: Jasmine Kelly
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Jasmine Kelly discusses the pros and cons of the hot girl summer social media trend.
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Jasmine Kelly assesses the pros and cons of listening to “problematic” and “cancelled” artists.
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Jasmine Kelly’s beach reading essential.
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Jasmine Kelly checks out the latest album from Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers
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When DMA’s took the stage at Guildhall on the 6th, they were not what I expected. We had been treated to two amazing support acts, Mia Wray and Stone, both acts brought charisma and high energy to the buzzing crowd and made us more excited for the headliner. However, while watching DMA’s performance, I was…
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I had a little chat with Mason from Australian band DMA’S before they embarked on their UK tour for their new album, How Many Dreams. Mason: Hey, how you doing?, Sorry I’m late I’m just running around, I’ve got a big photoshoot tomorrow night so I’m like, running around trying to grab outfits and shit.…
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There are many words you can use to describe Canned Pineapple but boring is not one of them. The Brighton-based rock and roll group played a small, invite-only show in Salisbury on the 4th and I was lucky enough to be invited. From the get-go it appeared the band knew how to impress a crowd.…
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As a huge dodie fan in 2017, this event was particularly exciting for me. Indie pop supergroup FIZZ‘s debut album “The Secret To Life” hit the shelves October 27th and the band, made up of Dodie “dodie” Clark, Orla Gartland, Greta Isaac and Martin Luke Brown, are looking likely to have made the top 20…
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Jasmine Kelly reviews Cambridge Footlights: Leftovers at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Hello Wisconsin! That 70s Show was released 25 years ago this year and I truly believe it is a TV show I could never get bored of. The rollercoaster of relationships, iconic 70s fashion and crazy pot circles made the show have so much variety so it was continuously entertaining. That 70’s Show style is…
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Femme Natale’s description immediately drew me in- a comedic show about parenting dubbed ‘the best contraceptive in town’ sounded funny and light-hearted and truly I laughed the whole way through. The show begins with the sound of moaning and then transitions to a husband (Jeremy Nelson) asking his wife (Fingal Pollock) what it’s like to…
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Jasmine Kelly reviews Eleanor Conway’s stand up set at the Edinburgh Fringe
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Jasmine Kelly reviews The Bad Daters at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Jasmine Kelly takes a look back at series 1 of Sex and the City 25 years after its initial release!