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Dermot Kennedy: Sonder Tour Review

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It can be daunting for a solo artist filling an arena, but Dermot Kennedy has gone above and beyond demonstrating that as a solo male artist he has the capability to dominate a huge stage and humble the audience. The last time I saw Dermot Kennedy was on the main stage at Nottingham’s Rock City back in 2019 entertaining a crowd of 2000. But in the four years since then, Dermot’s career has sky-rocketed. Last night he played for a crowd of nearly 10,000 people at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham on his world-wide ‘Sonder’ tour where he is playing to … Continue reading Dermot Kennedy: Sonder Tour Review

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PREVIEW: Dot To Dot 2018

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Dot To Dot is a month away! Across Nottingham, Bristol & Manchester some the city’s best music venues will open their doors to music fans; not only to see their favourite artists but also to discover them. Since 2005 many of the UK’s biggest artists have risen from headlining and playing at the festival, including: Ed Sheeran, The 1975, Florence And The Machine, Jake Bugg and Dua Lipa. Not only did it win Best Festival For Emerging Talent in 2017, but it also won Best Multi Venue Festival at the Live UK Awards 2017. This years lineup is pretty impressive … Continue reading PREVIEW: Dot To Dot 2018

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REVIEW: Calum Scott at Rock City

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Perhaps one of the most down to earth musicians to headline the Rock City stage, Calum Scott bared all emotions as he thrilled the crowd with edgy vocals and acoustic numbers. Almost three years ago one performance on Britians Got Talent changed his life forever, now on his first solo headline tour Calum Scott has brought his trademark voice from the TV screen to the hearts of fans as he treats the crowd to songs from his debut album Only Human. Opened by Daniel Docherty, the Glaswegian got the audience excited with his soulful singing as he pulled some fabulous … Continue reading REVIEW: Calum Scott at Rock City