Songlines Music Awards 2023
Every year, the Songlines Music Awards recognise the best new music from around the world
Source: songlines.co.uk
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Tropical Pressure: UK's best small festival back for 2024
The UKs top small festival, according to The Times, is back with a new line up for 2024
Source: falmouthpacket.co.uk
24 Great Records You May Have Missed: Spring/Summer 2023
The best under-the-radar finds in hip-hop, rock, ambient, and more
Source: pitchfork.com
End of the Road Festival review: 'Three days of glorious sunshine and tunes'
Dorset's The End of the Road Festival 2023 featured artists such as Future Islands and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and was 'three days of glorious sunshine and tunes'
Source: mirror.co.uk
Review of Sunday at End of the Road Festival 2023: A glorious finale that leaves us wanting more
End of the Road Festival 2023 closes with outstanding performances from Kara Jackson, Biig Piig, Fatoumata Diawara and a last hurrah from Ezra Furman, who recently announced her retirement from touring.
Source: thelineofbestfit.com
Live updates from the 2023 Butetown Carnival
The parade kicks off at midday from Loudoun Square
Source: walesonline.co.uk
7 of the best small UK music festivals
There's more to UK music festivals than Glastonbury. Here are some of the best summer music events, includng Tropical Pressure and MeadowFest.
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Source: thetimes.co.uk
Alogte Oho and His Sounds of Joy: O Yinne! review – the gospel truth, Ghanaian style
Frafra gospel meets vintage highlife on the troupe’s vibrant second album, recorded with producer Max Weissenfeldt
Source: theguardian.com
2023 Festival Guide - TNT Magazine
Glitter my tits up, it's festival season!
Source: tntmagazine.com
Bristol's month in jazz - June 2023
Another packed month of jazz adjacent pleasures proves that if you live in Bristol you certainly don't need to go to Pilton for great music.
Source: bristol247.com