Nostalgic News: The Libertines’ ‘Up The Bracket’ is 20 Years Old!
Emma Wheater celebrates the chaotic debut album from The Libertines, ‘Up The Bracket’
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Venues We Can’t Live Without: The Dublin Castle
The Edge Editor, Morgan McMillan, highlights a staple venue that has so much history in London, it must be saved. Time to act now and save our most beloved music venues.
Newcastle Racecourse will be home to the UK’s first socially distanced music venue
The Virgin Money Unity Arena will be opening this summer.
Boomtown festival line-up revealed
Records/Live exec Jed Wareham brings us up-to-date with the first instalment of the Boomtown 2020 line-up.
Review: The Libertines at O2 Academy Bournemouth
Writer Miles reviews The Libertines’ return to Bournemouth, putting on a ‘raucous’ show to a packed crowd.
Preview: The Libertines at O2 Academy, Bournemouth (03/12/19)
Miles Frost previews the The Libertines’ upcoming show in Bournemouth.
Preview: Victorious Festival 2018
Victorious Festival down on Portsmouth Seafront will have The Libertines, Kaiser Chiefs, and Jerry Williams – what more could you ask for?
Review: The Fratellis – In Your Own Sweet Time
For the sake of journalistic ethics, I will start this review with a disclaimer: The…
This Month in Local Live Acts: October
October’s TMILLA features The Amazons, The Big Moon, and a lot of excitement because it’s finally properly gig season again!
This Week In Records: Charli XCX, Arcade Fire & The Cribs (28/07/2017)
This week sees the return of some of the biggest in the world of music.
Review: Truck Festival 2017
A weekend washout despite a promising line up (21-23/07/17).
Preview: The Enemy at Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
Last orders! The Enemy are about to embark on their final tour, starting with a warm-up at the Wedgewood Rooms (02/09/16).
Review: The Calls – ‘The Waterfront’
Records Editor Amy reviews the chaotic debut track from young Leeds band, The Calls.
This Week in Records
This Week in Records (01/09/2015-07/09/2015) sees the return of The Libertines after 11 years, with singles from Wolf Alice and Hozier.