Akintuyosi as Miles Davis and trumpeter Jay Phelps in a host of roles, including himself – is a show which works remarkably ...

Emerald Fennell’s latest film begins with a sly joke. As the production company credits roll, the sound of distinctive ...

Jill Scott is neo-soul royalty, without any doubt whatsoever. In fact, her debut album, Who Is Jill Scott? remains a monumental release over quarter of a century since it first saw the light of day.

Perfectly at one in matching tone and response, this phenomenal duo who are both formidable solo personalities in their own ...

There are always a few drawbacks to being a support act. For Allie X, the biggest issue was simply finding space to stand ...

After leaving my headphones elsewhere, I plugged my wired earphones into my laptop and sat cross-legged on my bed. It felt ...

Lincoln, you have not been a Monday night crowd, they can be a bit funny,“ says Suede frontman Brett Anderson just before then band exit the stage for the final time. “You’re more than just watchers, ...

URGH is too cacophonic to be the making of them but those after a solid, catalytic bash around the brain may want to tune in. The album was flavoured by multiple operations undergone by frontwoman ...

I was not a bad man. Nowhere near it. But they said I was anyway.”Makenna Goodman’s second novel (her first, The Shame, a ...

Before the lacerating spats of Albee’s Martha and George, and the circular kvetching of Beckett’s characters, there were ...

Sexual abuse and violence, self-harm and sadomasochism, piss and postpartum blood – Kristen Stewart’s The Chronology of Water ...

An evening in the company of the smiley Russell Howard always lifts one’s spirits and his latest show, Don’t Tell the Algorithm, proves no exception.