Following last year's musical extravaganza, Strange Days announce 2023's line-up and it's sensational, featuring Personal Trainer, Sister Wives, Erol Alkan, The Murder Capital and many more.
Making a name for themselves as one of the city’s most reputable outfits, RAZE founder James tells us more about their passion for custom speakers – and "always looking for that next 5%".
The Music Venues Trust's Own Our Venues campaign confirmed first phase purchases of gig spaces around the UK last month – a positive step for a beleaguered and battered industry.
This is meant to be a victory tour for Maisie’s first album, You Signed Up For This; it’s actually a victory tour for the journey each audience member has been on since first hearing these songs.
Compared to Curtis’ dark baritone and Sumner’s understated vocals, Hooky's versions of timeless Joy Division and New Order songs unlock a whole new way of experiencing them.
Ahead of an event in Sheffield this Saturday, veteran DJ Greg Wilson tells us more about the new edition of his book Discotheque Archives, which details an oft-forgotten era that sowed the seeds of the rave generation.
Whilst Brexit-based visa restrictions currently make EU touring financially unviable for many up-and-coming bands, planned US visa increases now threaten access to the American live music circuit.
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.
