Howard Jones – Steinway, London: ‘Live’ Review
Howard Jones becomes the virtuoso in your drawing room from 1000km away with a demo of some new Steinway technology.
Howard Jones becomes the virtuoso in your drawing room from 1000km away with a demo of some new Steinway technology.
We’re at the regular hunting ground of The Met for our first encounter with the Fairport Convention Autumn tour.
“Just a fan Alan.” We take in the four gig leg of the Seth Lakeman tour around the North West.
Larkin Poe kick off their Bloom tour of the UK and Europe in rip roaring fashion fashion. Support comes from the equally stellar Son Little.
Folk-punk stalwart, Gaz Brookfield, eyes incipient middle age in 10th studio album with typical catchy tunes about difficult issues.
Folk duo, Pelican Babies, release Judas Goats. Three tracks mixing mild protest song and innovative and delightful melancholic folk.
Idlewild return with their self-titled tenth album, arriving not as a nostalgic cash-in, but as a poignant, reflective flag in the turf.
Nottingham-based singer-songwriter, LYVIA, stops off at Manchester Academy 3 for The Honey I’m Home Tour.
Banjos get real. An evening of banjoviality with the Damien O’Kane & Ron Block band at Manchester’s Band On The Wall.
Melodic hardcore outfit, Militarie Gun, fire on all cylinders throughout the entirety of God Save The Gun.
Somewhere, deep in the forest, something stirs as the analogue Clarke delights.
Second single to preview the forthcoming album, Someone Else’s Heaven. Stoplights is another alluring chunk of Fuzz Folk from Denver. Colorado outfit. Dollpile.
The talents of Ithica, NY polemicist George Mann and Aussie folky Mick Coates fit together very well as Ghosts Of The Old West demonstrates.
Video premiere as Mudlow dip into the swing and storytelling heart of Kelly Joe Phelps’ Sally Ruby.
First foretaste of These Frightening Machines, the forthcoming third album from wavemaker Katherine Priddy.