Dave Holgado

Wunderhorse: English Band’s Biggest UK Tour In May 2025 In May 2025, Wunderhorse will embark on their largest and most ambitious UK tour yet, playing theatre-sized […]

Live Review: Peter Doherty // Blackheath Halls 18.03.25 Peter Doherty is proving to be an evergreen songsmith, defying early predictions about a short-lived career. He […]

Live Review: Shed Seven // Brixton Academy, London 14.12.24 “Are we going for gold?” 2024 has been a stellar year for Shed Seven. The band hit the number-one spot in the […]

Live Review: Interpol // Alexandra Palace, London 08.11.24 Interpol released Antics, their second album, on 27 September 2004. Some twenty years later they played the […]

Album Review: Live at Wembley Stadium // Blur Damon Albarn chuckles. He has just fluffed a line in ‘Tender’ but as the London Community Gospel Choir’s sou […]

Album Review: Heavy Jelly // Soft Play Thundering, roaring and surprisingly sensitive, out of the ashes of Slaves comes Soft Play with their fourth […]

Live Review: Liam Gallagher // O2, London 07.06.24 “Is it my imagination, or have I finally found something worth living for?” roars Liam Gallagher in the ope […]

Live Review: Five Years of Strap Originals // 100 Club, London, 29.05.24 Tonight marks five years of the record label Strap Originals, and what better way to celebrate the landmark […]

Vinyl Voyages: A Journey Through Record Store Day 2024 Record Store Day officially started in 2007 and has grown bigger each year. In the UK more than 260 […]

Album Review: The Libertines // All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade How will a band that has famously, with great success, mined the drama of their personal lives to inspire the […]

Interview: Trip Westerns “Ooh, I have been saying recently that Rhys could probably do a lot of things. Like I think we’re saying w […]

Live Review: The Blinders // Scala, London, 08.3.24  “You are not gonna see us for a very long time,” announced singer Thomas Haywood of The Blinders. The Bli […]

Live Review: 86TVs //  Lafayette, London, 05.03.24 The last time I saw Felix and Hugo White they were bowing on stage with their brothers in arms The Maccabees […]

Album Review: Liam Gallagher and John Squire // Liam Gallagher and John Squire In 1990, a 17-year-old Liam Gallagher stood open-mouthed deep amongst the Spike Island crowd watching his […]

Track Review: The Lemon Twigs // They Don’t Know How To Fall in Place Ingredients One large lemon. Six average sized twigs, preferably from woodland, but local garden sourced […]