9 to 5 Glasgow Review
Musicals don’t come much spunkier or more colourful than 9 to 5, the hilarious stage production based around Dolly Parton’s most renowned hit song and the 1970’s film of the … Read More
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Lionel Richie Live Review – SECC, Glasgow
“Other than how well his iconic voice has managed to hold up over the years, the most striking thing about Lionel Richie is how, unlike many living legends, he clearly … Read More
Feeder Review – O2 Academy, Glasgow
With a solid career in rock that spans nearly two decades, Feeder must have a difficult time narrowing down their set list. That’s probably the reason, at least in part, … Read More
Review: Leo Sayer – St. Georges Hall, Bradford
I’m not sure what I was expecting when I said I’d go to a Leo Sayer concert… I knew I liked a few of his songs because I’d spent my … Read More
42nd Street Review
“Drenched in glittering nostalgia about the golden age of Broadway” As one of the oldest and longest-running stage musicals from Broadway, 42nd Street continues to live up to the high … Read More
Scouting for Girls Review – Glasgow ABC
Best known for their infectiously catchy 2004 smash-hit She’s So Lovely, Scouting for Girls can only be described as a musical contradiction. Despite having spent countless years performing live in … Read More
American Idiot Review
‘A vibrant rock extravaganza which makes for an entertaining alternative night at the theatre’ On paper, musical theatre and punk-rock simply shouldn’t mix. Whilst one is generally wild and unpredictable, the … Read More
One Big Happy Tour Review – Bowling For Soup, The Dollyrots, Patent Pending
The One Big Happy Tour is exactly that – the bands are happy, the music is happy and the fans are happy. Leave your skinny jeans and your side-swept fringes … Read More
Review: Bowling for Soup Presents One Big Happy
Just in case we weren’t suitably excited about Bowling For Soup bringing their brand of timeless pop-rock to our shores, their One Big Happy album has sealed the deal. Ahead … Read More
Strictly foot Pain? Put your best foot forward with Carnation Footcare
Brucey has dusted off his dancing shoes, fake tan and false eyelashes have been ordered by the truckload and dance classes up and down the country are bursting at their … Read More
Plan B wows Westonbirt, the National Arboretum
It’s not often that you hear an artist quite as unique as Ben Drew in such a unique setting as Westonbirt Arboretum.
Tyler Hilton Interview,
Every once in a while you get to see an artist that reminds you why it all started. Why you’re doing what you do. The reason Flecking Records came together … Read More
Keep calm and remember the McFly tour
It’s been a week since McFly put the Keep Calm and Play Louder tour to bed. As the post-tour blues start to creep up on us we reflect on what … Read More
Pucker Up With Plump & Shine
This Spring/Summer 2012, look ‘as pretty as can be’ with pastel, candy and sugary colours. Take a more subtle approach to enhance your natural lip colour.
Jack Whitehall: Let’s Not Speak Review
Jack Whitehall is a comedian who has been making his name over the past few years by appearing on shows like Mock the Week and other such panel shows. He … Read More
Review: Jolly Day Out
Photo: Kate Mortimer / Flecking Records Sunday was an incredibly jolly day for the Fleckers as we headed off for a fun filled day at Hampton Court’s Jolly Day Out … Read More
Review: Party In The Park, Leeds
Being northerners, we always look forward to Party In The Park, so naturally the Fleckers put in an appearance.
Charlie Simpson: The Single, The Tour , The Verdict!
Unless you’ve been hiding under your favourite rock again, you’ll already know that Fightstar front-man Charlie Simpson is currently embarking on an exciting new solo project.
Backstage with Jaret Reddick, Bowling For Soup (Interview)
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, Bowling For Soup are my absolute favourite band to see live, so naturally when they gig over here we’re all over … Read More
Fan review: McFly – Above the Noise
Next up in our series of McFan reviews we have Ananda, with a great review of album Above the Noise.