Hush now at The Courtyard, Hereford
The Courtyard are delighted to announce the return of Hush Now, a compelling piece of digital theatre from Hereford based company Feral […]
Beauty & Utility – exploring floodplains through art
Art and environmental science come together in a new project called Beauty & Utility that explores a vital but sometimes overlooked part […]
The World’s Gone Crazy and So Have I
The World’s Gone Crazy and So Have I by Nuns of the Tundra – EP Review Former Worcester Music Festival headliners Nuns […]
Rewind by Tri-City Fanfare – Single Review
Martin Whittiker and Shane Dixon from Bromyard have been busy, very busy; creating a band name and a sound all of their […]
Long Gone Silver by Y!KES – Single Review
Y!KES, anti-pop quartet based in Birmingham, releases, Long Gone Silver, an insane and scorching new single. Through its snarling vocals, untamed drums […]
Conifers by Chris Clarke – EP Review
Recorded in the last two lockdowns, Chris Clarke releases his debut stunning guitar-based rock debut EP Conifers. Like the conifer tree that […]
Worcester Festival to return in 2021
Worcester Festival is hopeful that this year’s Festival will be fully back to its fun and vibrant self again! With this week’s […]
Blur by Chlorine – Single Review
New single “Blur” by Chlorine was unleashed into the wild on 19th February after being worked on remotely throughout lockdown. This 5 […]
What’s a Boy to Do? by Red Hot Riot – Single Review
All musicians strive to find their musical identity in much the same way writers long to discover their own voice on the […]
Ricky Delaney, Red Hot Riot’s front man – an interview
If you have been fortunate enough to have witnessed Red Hot Riot – a three piece neo-rockabilly band from The Forest of […]