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Johnny Marr - The Age Of Everything: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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Fresh from selling out what seemed to be his entire collection of guitars at a Christie’s auction, Johnny Marr returns with The Age Of Everything, his fifth (sixth if you count Boomslang, his album with The Healers,which he doesn’t) solo effort. The question that could reasonably be levelled at the iconic guitarist is whether he gets an easier ride from critics because of who he is; both legend and all-round good egg (the proceeds from the auction went to charity, of course). Furthermore, becaus
Self Esteem, Wet Leg, Viagra Boys and more at Forwards Festival: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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There was an unmistakable end-of-term vibe at Forwards Festival this year, with several acts arriving in Bristol playing the final dates of lengthy tours. As such, the weekend often felt less like a festival stop and more of a collective exhale, with album cycles at an end, crews thanked and audiences embraced one last time. However, there was still plenty of energy on site, none more so than from the veteran Goldie; more conductor and master of ceremonies than frontman for his set. Repeatedly p
Fontaines DC, Geese, Jamie T and more at Reading Festival 2026: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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The last weekend of August has always been a busy one for music fans, but 2026 is a blockbuster. All Points East, Victorious, Forwards and Creamfields all take place over the bank holiday weekend, not to mention Notting Hill Carnival and countless smaller festivals. Then, of course, there is the OG. Alongside its counterpart in Leeds, Reading Festival has diversified its line-up in recent years. The days of ‘Reading Rock’ are long gone, with a 2026 bill that offers something for everyone from Ch
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter live at Cardiff Castle: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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Sex Pistols’ Glen Matlock live at Cardiff Castle (DEPOT LIVE) As impressive a bill as this is for fans of a certain vintage, it’s hard to shake the sense of absent friends casting a shadow over proceedings. Local heroes Panic Shack open the day, followed by The Undertones, with original singer Feargal Sharkey long since retired and now commendably known for his environmental campaigning. Also on the bill are The Stranglers, who’s original frontman Hugh Cornwell departed 36 years ago. And then, o
The Maccabees, The Cribs live at Bristol Siren: Review | Live4ever Media (opens the original)
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There was a distinctly millennial feel to Bristol Siren’s opening show, with a great double bill (for fans of a certain vintage) of The Cribs and The Maccabees, who both transported the audience back to the late 2000s. Yet their trajectories have been markedly different, and the contrast made for fascinating viewing. As ‘Special Guests’ (after a DJ set by local heroes IDLES), the Yorkshire band reminded everyone why they are such a beloved cult institution. After a quick dose of 2005 via the imm
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