Review: Mac Demarco – This Old Dog
Sonically, Mac Demarco’s latest album is firmly within his comfort zone, never straying too far from his usual brand of dreamy jangle pop. Yet where This Old Dog stands out … Read More
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Review: José González and The String Theory
Embed from Getty Images Genre collaborations seem to be on the up at the moment and José González and The String Theory have just provided perhaps one of the best … Read More
Review: Jamie Woon at Plug, Sheffield
It’s amazing to believe that it’s nearly five years since Jamie Woon released his debut album, Mirrorwriting, and yet he’s only just shown up on our radar over the past year.
Jesus Christ Superstar (Review)
Easter weekend may have been and gone but a packed audience still filled The Edinburgh Playhouse last night to see Bob Thomson’s and Bill Kenright’s adaptation of Tim Rice and … Read More
Review: Aladdin, King’s Theatre
Pantoland’s dream team (made up of local veteran entertainers Allan Stewart, Grant Stott and Andy Gray) are back at the King’s Theatre with Aladdin, their latest family-friendly festive offering.
Review: Jon Richardson Live – Nidiot
Jon Richardson is checking his tyre pressures, hoovering his floor mats and putting an emergency packed lunch in the boot of his car, ready to hit the stage again with … Read More
Review: Scotch and Soda, Edinburgh
There are few shows that will have you teetering on the edge of your seat, watching with as much fear as adoration in your eyes, more than Scotch and Soda, … Read More
Wicked – Review (The Edinburgh Playhouse)
Forget about dreaming of a white Christmas – this year is all about the colour green thanks to the arrival of the smash-hit musical Wicked in Edinburgh.
Review: McBusted Tourplay/Live at the O2
When I heard that 2/3 of Busted and McFly were forming supergroup McBusted, my inner fifteen year old did a little happy dance. Then she had a panic attack. It’s … Read More
Review: Nina Conti Live – Dolly Mixtures
As Christmas approaches, an abundance of stand-up comedy DVDs hit the shelves and it can be tough to know where to start.
Dreamboats and Miniskirts – Review
Dreamboats and Miniskirts, the sequel to Dreamboats and Petticoats, follows protagonists Bobby (Alex Beaumont) and Laura (Elizabeth Carter) as they come to realise that staying in the charts is even … Read More
Review: Harry Potter Dark Arts Tour Launch
Celebrities including Mary Berry, Amanda Holden, Simon Pegg, Jonathan Ross, Kirstie Allsopp, Conor Maynard, Jake Wood, Charlie Brooks and Gaby Roslin came out to celebrate the launch of a new … Read More
Disney on Ice: 100 Years of Magic (review)
Of all the Disney on Ice shows that have toured the UK in recent years, 100 Years of Magic has to be the most spectacular. Featuring more than 60 different … Read More
Jersey Boys Review
From their meteoric rise to superstardom from the wrong side of the tracks in New Jersey to their equally startling fall and subsequent redemption, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons … Read More
Top Hat Review – Festival Theatre
From the magnificent art-deco sets to the stunning costumes and iconic songs, everything about Top Hat comes doused in 1930s glamour.
Disney on Ice 100 Years of Magic
Here at Flecking Records, we absolutely love anything related to Walt Disney. Whether it’s acting like five-year-old kids in the Magic Kingdom or singing along to the High School Musical … Read More
Dean Friedman Live in Concert – Review
There’s no denying that Dean Friedman is a talented musician and songwriter, with a specific knack for intertwining hilarious lyrics with perfectly thought-out musical compositions. Whilst most people probably still … Read More
The Cat in the Hat – Pleasance Courtyard review
This production of The Cat in the Hat is as zany, unpredictable and vibrant as the iconic Dr Seuss book. The Cat in the Hat tells the story of two … Read More
And I Ran With The Gang – Fringe Show Review
For a band that are so widely considered to be one of Scotland’s most famous exports, the amount of mystery that surrounds the demise of the Bay City Rollers and … Read More
Party at the Palace, Linlithgow – review
With a line-up that boasted many of Scotland’s biggest bands and an emphasis on both supporting and promoting local businesses, Party at the Palace set out to prove that there … Read More