The level of respect the man has for his musicians is equal only to his talent. It is in the paradoxical Shakespeare’s Globe, on the Thames’ south bank, both intimate and majestic, that Damon Albarn has delivered this unique performance, broadcasted live around the world. Live Report.
New norm or a temporary way of life? the arts had to survive in a way or another through lockdowns and restrictions. They did with inventive ideas and by getting online. Here are our quick thoughts about some of them.
Cage The Elephant has always been a band with peculiar energy. Last Saturday, we went back to Alexandra Palace to witness, once more. Here’s our live report.
For this live report of Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, I wanted- no, I needed to talk about my very personal view of this gig. The best for me to do so was an open letter. Felt weird to write it, but I hope it’ll be nice to read. Live Report.
We had to make a choice for our 31st October evening… and then Swedes Royal Republic came along with a date at the Electric Ballroom. So, of course, we had to. We didn’t hesitate. Here’s our live report.
We went to North London, at the Electric Ballroom, last weekend to enjoy the wonderful Jake Shears on stage and on heels. Here’s our Live Report.
The Simulation Theory Tour is intense and ambitious, colourful and loyal to what Muse has been doing for the past twenty years: surprising. We get into the simulation at the O2 Arena, London, through this live report.
Rachel Bloom, Pete Gardner, Scott M Foster, Kat Burns at Palladium Theatre, London, 02/06/19 (iPhone photos: L.F.)
The London’s audience is certainly a fan of the American at the origin of the (cult in my opinion) series Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Now that the series is over, Rachel Bloom gives it an original sequel with a concert tour. Back on her first gig at the Palladium.
Hunter & The Bear, The Black Heart, London, 28/05/2019 (photos: L.F.)
Pubs, pints, guitars, amps, lights… The incarnation of rock was in Camden, at The Black Heart, under the name of Hunter & The Bear. We were there, too. Live Report.
Panic! At The Disco @ O2 Arena, London – 28/03/19 – photo: Léa F.
Curiosity, in music, is anything but a nasty flaw. It is thanks to our curiosity that we were able to see and discover the live talent of Panic! At The Disco, at the O2 Arena in London. No regrets. Live Report.