Review: The Human League, At The Cambridge Corn Exchange
With a stage set straight out of Tron, all slick white and angular and neon-lit, the night’s trajectory was plain. The Human League, comprised of original members Philip Oakey, Joanne…
Hinds At The Welly, Hull
Hinds headed to Hull’s The Welly in support of their critically acclaimed sophomore album ‘I Don’t Run’ and combined hearty garage-pop with a real fiesta atmosphere which could heat up…
Now That’s What I Call 175: Royal Birmingham Conservatoire 175th Anniversary
As a part of the ‘That’s What I Call 175’ events being held in commemoration of Birmingham City University’s 175th anniversary, The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire hosted a celebratory concert to…
Parcels ‘Funk’ Leeds Up
If Disco and Funk had a baby, it’d be called Parcels. The lights were out. The room dark. The audience silent. A beam of golden light pierces the gloom. The…
Lord Huron At The Junction Cambridge
There are just those artists that intrinsically move you because they come from a place of such creative depth that they win you over without hesitation and wholly from the…
Mew at the Barbican Hall, London
2018 is increasingly becoming the year of the album anniversary show with the likes of Bloc Party, Smashing Pumpkins and Los Campesinos performing iconic albums in full recently. Mew have…
Tom Odell at The Cambridge Corn Exchange
Tom Odell is indeed an accomplished singer-songwriter but beyond that, he is not the retiring performer one would expect from a pianoman. Far from it. The elegance of the stage…
The Blinders at The New Adelphi Club, Hull
The Blinders continue to storm through 2018 with an exciting brand of proto-punk influenced alternative rock and a growing reputation that places them alongside contemporaries IDLES, Fizzy Blood and Cabbage.…
Fickle Friends at The Cambridge Junction
In a light and dreamy aura, the band Fickle Friends, touring again on the new album they released earlier in the year, ‘You Are Someone Else’, took to the stage…
Paul Young at The Cambridge Corn Exchange
The unifying concept of a concert never ceases to amaze, especially with a seasoned, wholly talented and iconic performer such as Paul Young. There was absolutely no shortage of love…
David Ramirez Conquers The Borderline
It was the 7th of September, just another day, when David Ramirez played London for a second time in 2018. But for the Austin-born, the gig at the Borderline surely…
Review: Reading Festival 2018
This year’s Leeds and Reading Festivals were some of the best yet, another three-day celebration of live music across the country. This year Global Sound Group was lucky enough to…
Don Broco Live at The Cambridge Junction
In an intimate UK show, preceding their appearances at this weekend’s Reading and Leeds Festivals, and, ahead of their upcoming European tour with 30 Seconds To Mars and Mike Shinoda,…
Swamptruck at The Cambridge Folk Festival
With their Southern, home-spun and earthy feel, Swamptruck Good Time Band, as the announcer at the Cambridge Folk Festival declared with quiet knowing, ‘They will surely get you all moving!’…
Architects | Alexandra Palace | 03/02/2018
On Saturday 03/02/2018, Brighton metalcore giants, Architects, took the stage at a sold out Alexandra Palace. Architects are a band who have been through a lot over the past 18…
Live Review: Don Broco at Alexandra Palace, London
Don Broco | Alexandra Palace, London | 11/11/2017 Review by Philip Marsden On Saturday Night (11th November 2017), alt-rockers Don Broco played their first ever headline arena show to a sold out Alexandra…
Live Review: Shawn Mendes at the O2, London
This review was very last minute. I got a message from a friend inviting me to a show that night, as he had a spare ticket and hoped I would…
Live Review: John Mayer at the O2, London
Quick review today before more of the details escape me! I was fortunate enough to see John Mayer and his band last Thursday May 11th at the O2. My first…