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Amy takes an exciting first trip to The Joiners!
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Since forming in 2019, Leeds-based post-punk outfit Yard Act have quickly risen the genre’s ranks, despite (of course) having the COVID-19 pandemic to contest with in the following year. Their debut album, ‘The Overload’ was released in January this year, reaching #2 in the UK albums chart (just marginally behind Years & Years at the […]
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Maggie Cassidy sit down and chat with Morgan McMillan about their recent show at The Joiners!
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Editor Morgan McMillan reviews Maggie Cassidy, Artemis and The Optimists latest show at The Joiners!
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Georgie Holmes focuses on how Live shows have adapted and will need to adapt for the future. After the first socially distanced gig in August 2020, Georgie also reflects on the positives of such layout.
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Due to COVID-19, all venues had to close their doors to the public to ensure our safety. Writers from The Edge all reflect on their most beloved music venues and express why they miss them so much.
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Jed Wareham reflects on whether gig-goers should be returning to live performances as soon as possible and ways in which the future of gigs may change in the light of COVID-19.
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Katie Evans reminisces on her experience watching the band this time last year at independent Southampton venue The Joiners
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As livestreamed gigs become the norm, fundraisers have been brought to the forefront. But do they work?
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The Edge writers choose their favourite independent venues.
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Independent businesses and smaller bands are suffering right now, but here’s some ways you can help.
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Morgan McMillan discusses the clear ableism present in the live music scene across various venues.