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Live Review: Jolie Holland + Annie Dressner, Neon 194, London – 18th September 2025

September 23, 2025 Richard Parkinson 0

A show from Jolie Holland is always a cause for celebration as the much-travelled multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter comes towards the end of the UK leg of her tour with dates in Ireland to follow. The venue […]

Album art for Josh Ritter album "Honeydew"

Josh Ritter “I Believe In You, My Honeydew”

September 23, 2025 Andy Short 0

Another quality set of stories and tunes from the American songwriter. A new Josh Ritter album is a time for celebration and excitement. His latest includes ten well-crafted songs with exceptional writing, which we have come […]

Hannah White “Fine Day”

September 22, 2025 Tim Martin 0

An honest look at relationships and life through songs which confront raw emotions through near-perfect writing and playing. In the last couple of years, Hannah White’s career has taken some huge steps forward. Awards for album […]

Track Dogs live at Newbald Village Hall, North Newbald, Yorkshire - 13th September 2025

Live Review: Track Dogs, Newbald Village Hall, North Newbald, Yorkshire – 13th September 2025

September 22, 2025 Graeme Tait 0

The small village of North Newbald, with a population of approximately 800 people, lies within the idyllic East Riding of Yorkshire, around 13 miles north-west of Hull. Despite its size, it houses a fair few attractions, […]

John Calvin Abney “Transparent Towns”

September 22, 2025 Helen Jones 0

Abney poetically channels invaluable self-insight in a way that gives it universal meaning. The sad truth about memory is that it’s inherently unreliable: when you access it, you’re not remembering the event itself so much as […]