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Review: Jeff Lynne’s ELO at The O2 Arena

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On  20th October, I went back in time to the world of 70’s rock music and experienced the electronic guitars, colourful lighting and orchestral magic of Jeff Lynne’s Electric Light Orchestra.

Review: Editors at The Marble Factory, Bristol | October 2018

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Check out Emma’s review of her spontaneous night out to see Editors in Bristol.

5 factors that cause mental health problems in people with physical disabilities

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To mark the occasion and raise awareness, I want to share factors that cause mental health in people with physical disabilities.

Music Interview: Tarah Who?

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Have you ever wondered what the aspects of being a musician are, what the true meaning of talent is and what it’s like to perform in a rock band at a strip club? Well you can find it all out here and much more in my interview with American band Tarah Who?:

The One Where We Went To FriendsFest 2018

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“Oh. My. God… I went to FriendsFest!”
This week, along with my Mum and best friend Pluggy, I went to Kennington Park in London to see the sets and props from the world’s greatest sitcom, Friends.

Review: Arctic Monkeys at the O2 Arena

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The date was Sunday 9th September, the venue was The O2 Arena in London and the star act performing were indie-rock band, the Arctic Monkeys.

Review: Victorious Festival 2018 (Sunday)

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Victorious Festival is a three day music event that takes place in Portsmouth, on the south coast of England, over the August Bank Holiday weekend. I attended on the Sunday, hoping to enjoy a summers day watching the likes of Reverend & the Makers, Lucy Spraggon, Embrace, plus many more.

Album Review: Erratic Cinematic by Gerry Cinnamon

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Erratic Cinematic is the debut album by Scottish singer/song-writer Gerry Cinnamon. Themes in the album include social change, money, love, motivations and emotion.