The iconic Sheffield venue is opening up its archives to the public through a free exhibition of rare photos, press cuttings and signed setlists, gathered across its 43-year history.
Launched in 1997 by statistician Christopher Stride and his wife Gill, the club night "not for people who like music, but for people who love music" was rekindled during the pandemic.
Inspired by the original Tramlines, two local musicians have brought together Woodseats Live, a free festival spanning nine venues and more than 90 music, comedy and spoken word acts.
Boasting big ideas and delivering on them, the band's seventh album offers escapism through its thick, luxurious sounds and a self-referential approach to songwriting that snaps us back to reality.
We asked the Manchester-based post-punk-jazz three piece about who they are, what we can see inside their
sound – and what to expect from them in 2023.
Delicious Clam's annual New Year’s Eve extravaganza – a local version of Stars In Their Eyes – makes me happy to be alive, says performer-for-the-night Elaine Robertson.
The experimental orchestra succeed in delivering an expansive, genre-jumping soundtrack which has more dopplegangers than a Stars in their Eyes night at the Black Lodge.
