Strange Brew has a reputation for the unpredictable and the eclectic. From African funk to mind-bending electronica, it’s Bristol’s go-to stage for acts that defy
Wet Leg’s ascent shows no signs of slowing. After producing an instant indie classic with their debut single “Chaise Longue” in 2021, the Isle of
Even if you haven’t heard their music, anyone wired into the alt scene and drawn to heavier sounds has likely crossed paths with the name
There’s something fundamentally off about seeing Mac DeMarco on a soaking-wet evening in November. His slacker-rock catalog is built for hazy afternoons and sun-drenched loafing,
With the holidays just around the corner, you’d think festival season was long over. But Bristol had one last gem to offer, and it didn’t
One month after dropping their highly anticipated debut album Unreal, art-rock quartet Legss took over Hackney’s Moth Club for their final headlining London show of
Few experiences capture a city’s vibe—or offer a boozier way to get a feel for a place—than a multi-venue music showcase. From SXSW to The
SPRINTS don’t do half measures. Even for a small in-store show—200 people crammed shoulder to shoulder, tickets snapped up long in advance—the Dublin four-piece treated
Two Kiwi bands on one Bristol stage? Hard to argue with that. On their first return to the O2 Academy since supporting Death Cab For
You can often judge a show’s success by the length of the merch line when the lights come up. These are economically tough times, and
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