Rock & Pop
Question: Why are TV talent shows so popular? From Pop
The GRV is a mass of piercings and blackness, awash with Edinburgh’s punk-goth contingency in varying stages…
This is the backstage Kinks’ story. The band that made the Swinging London Mod scene of the 1960s their own.
Not just shaken, stirred but most definitely rocked!
Any Zero 7 fans, myself included, who were at this remarkable and eclectic gig expecting an evening of…
Punk Rock ‘American Idiot’ is like Trainspotting USA - without the wit and local ‘charm’.
It’s been a long road for Lee “Scratch” Perry, The Upsetter at the pulsing centre of dub, and at the age of…
George Lucas's 1971 feature debut THX 1138 has never felt more prescient in its depiction of a future…
The African Soul Rebels tour is now an annual fixture at the Usher Hall, but this year the format is slightly…
It's a truth generally acknowledged that the love that once dared not speak its name nowadays just won't shut…
If you’ve got country music in your soul then this is the show for you – it has all the hand-clapping and…
This new show, “Elsa" is based on the Open Mic format, where amateurs and professionals can try out songs,…
Loop were a band that shone so very brightly before burning out after just three albums between 1986 and 1991…
So it turns out that Basshunter has quite an extensive repertoire. Having assumed that the one song everyone…
There is no faulting the music to American Idiot.
In the 26 years since the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain was formed, while remaining esoteric, it has…
Part play, part musical, part indie rock concert, All We Ever Wanted Was Everything is the ultimate in…
Rock of Ages returns to Edinburgh, hair quaffed and ready to rock, with their classic love story, giving the…
‘Grease’ grabs a new generation of young and not so young fans with this touring production currently showing…
Known for his ability to spin satiric gold from the most unpromising of topical trivia on BBC Radio 4’s ‘The…