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AVAWAVES Announce 2025 UK Tour Dates in Support of New Album ‘Heartbeat’

AVAWAVES, a cinematic duo consisting of violinist Anna Phoebe and composer Aisling Brouwer, will tour the UK in June 2025 following their album “Heartbeat.” The album blends modern classical, ambient, and electronic music, emphasizing themes of resilience and authenticity. Their live shows promise an immersive experience for all attendees. Continue reading AVAWAVES Announce 2025 UK Tour Dates in Support of New Album ‘Heartbeat’

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Of the Sorrows and the City: For Those I Love Strikes a Chord with the Cost of Staying

For Those I Love, the Dublin project by David Balfe, returns with the new single “Of The Sorrows,” showcasing a powerful reflection on displacement and grief. The track combines emotive production with Balfe’s raw spoken-word style, addressing social disillusionment. This stirring comeback indicates an exciting future for Balfe’s artistry. Continue reading Of the Sorrows and the City: For Those I Love Strikes a Chord with the Cost of Staying

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“Better Late Than Never: Better Joy Hits the Road for Debut Headline Tour”

Better Joy Announces Debut UK Headline Tour & New EP ‘Heading Into Blue’ Fresh off a triumphant support run with Hard-Fi, Better Joy, the indie project led by Manchester-based Bria Keely, is set to embark on her first-ever UK headline tour this spring. With eight headline dates throughout March and April—including a much-anticipated London show at Old Blue Last and a hometown gig at Manchester’s … Continue reading “Better Late Than Never: Better Joy Hits the Road for Debut Headline Tour”

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“SASAMI Unplugged: A Silver-Screen Siren Stripped Bare”

SASAMI’s live performance of “Blood on the Silver Screen” at Rough Trade, Liverpool, showcases her powerful songwriting and emotional depth in a stripped-back format. The innovative artist blends genres while revealing vulnerability through haunting melodies and poignant lyrics, reinforcing her unique place in contemporary music. Her artistic evolution demands attention. Continue reading “SASAMI Unplugged: A Silver-Screen Siren Stripped Bare”

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“Erja Lyytinen Strikes a Chord: A ‘Ringing’ Endorsement for Her New Single & UK Tour!”

Erja Lyytinen, the acclaimed Finnish blues-rock guitarist, has released her new single, “The Ring,” ahead of her UK tour in April. This track is from her upcoming album, “Smell the Roses,” set for release on March 28, 2025. The album promises a blend of powerful storytelling and energetic rock, reflecting her signature guitar style. Continue reading “Erja Lyytinen Strikes a Chord: A ‘Ringing’ Endorsement for Her New Single & UK Tour!”

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Polly Paulusma’s Wildfires: A Luminous Slow Burn in a World That Won’t Wait

Polly Paulusma’s album Wildfires exemplifies her poetic lyricism and intricate storytelling across nearly two hours. It thoughtfully explores love’s subtlety through a blend of raw acoustic elements and deeply human themes. Unlike quick-consumed art, Wildfires invites listeners to fully immerse in its emotional depth, reflecting the weight of personal experience in its narrative. Continue reading Polly Paulusma’s Wildfires: A Luminous Slow Burn in a World That Won’t Wait

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Modern Vampires of Manchester – Vampire Weekend’s Epic Return to the O2 Apollo

Sixteen years after their debut album introduced a unique blend of preppy indie charm and global influences, Vampire Weekend returned to Manchester’s O2 Apollo (for the first of two sold out nights) to remind us why they’re still one of the most compelling bands around. Continue reading Modern Vampires of Manchester – Vampire Weekend’s Epic Return to the O2 Apollo

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Glass Animals’ New Wave: ‘I Love You So Fucking Much’ Surges to the Top

Glass Animals’ album “I Love You So Fucking Much” builds on their success from “Dreamland,” delving into themes of love and self-discovery born from frontman Dave Bayley’s existential crisis. The album features tracks like “Show Pony,” “Wonderful Nothing,” and the title track, which explore the complexity of love. The album’s emotional resonance and art direction inspired by “2001: A Space Odyssey” solidify Glass Animals’ reputation as a compelling act in modern music. They are set to tour globally in 2024, providing fans with an opportunity to experience their immersive music live. Continue reading Glass Animals’ New Wave: ‘I Love You So Fucking Much’ Surges to the Top

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