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- Sep 23, 2026
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James Marriott at Brixton Academy | Live review (opens the original)
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A party invaded Brixton Academy for James Marriott’s one-night-only headline show on 17th September, following the release of his new single Burn Down the Disco and his main-stage appearances at Reading and Leeds. The night was full of live debuts, album announcements, dancing and raw emotion. Before his arrival, anticipation is already boiling over, with attendees in bright wigs, cowboy hats and Marriott merch packing out the standing floor, dancing and singing along to the DJ set. Mamma Mia-st
Twenty One Pilots at All Points East | Live review (opens the original)
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Marking a chaotic close to summer on the final day of All Points East, Twenty One Pilots turn a festival headline into an immersive, fan-focused theatrical experience, with Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun constantly breaking the barrier between stage and audience. Looming grey clouds only enhance the dark aesthetic of the night as alternative fans wear yellow and red tape around their limbs with blackened necks and hands. Fans’ participation in this visual symbolism of anxiety, self-doubt and Blurryfa
The Kooks at Old Royal Naval College | Live review (opens the original)
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20 years after the release of debut album Inside In/Inside Out, indie icons The Kooks transformed the Old Royal Naval College into a celebration of memory, music and homecoming. Headlining the second edition of Labyrinth on the Thames, it was not only music that united band and audience, but Pritchard’s authentic anecdotes about family, dreams and personal journeys, which filled the evening with both energy and intimacy. Opening the show with debut album track Sofa Song, crisp, open-air acoustic
Charlie Puth at Hammersmith Apollo | Live review (opens the original)
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Charlie Puth’s London stop on the Whatever’s Clever world tour delivered a masterclass in musicianship. The sold-out Eventim Apollo became a celebration of art as Puth invited the audience into his creative process. Early in the set, the performer made a declaration about the beauty of art, positioning it as something that “makes the world go around”. The cheer that followed the question, “Are there any musicians here?”, illustrated how Puth views music as something to be shared with fellow musi
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