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A travelling music festival, organised by Beavertown Brewery will be making its way across Hackney this bank holiday weekend.

Hoxton Underbelly before the pandemic hit. - Credit: Hoxton Underbelly A Stoke Newington start-up is launching the world's first crowdfunding platform made specifically for live music events.  The Through The Noise platform is being trialled this month with a new grass-roots classical concert series over the summer called noisenights.  All noisenights events are set to take place in Hoxton Underbelly on Hoxton Square with the first shows planned for July and August.  Jack Bazalgette, co-founder and artistic director of Through The Noise, said: “We’re based in Clapton and know just how...

New York-style chicken wing brand The Orange Buffalo has secured its second bricks and mortar site in the capital, on Argyll Street in Soho, which it will launch next week. The London-based street food operator, which currently operates a permanent restaurant in Tooting and food truck spots in Shoreditch and Hoxton Square, will open its new location next Monday (12 April) in line with the lifting of lockdown restrictions on outdoor hospitality settings. Primarily the site will serve as a takeaway location, consisting of a hole-in-the-wall style kitchen and outdoor...

An Inside Look at the Defining Moments of British Rave Culture Eddie Otchere / Courtesy of Velocity Press In the foreword of Who Say Reload, a new book that drills deep into the records that defined jungle and drum and bass, South London photographer Eddie Otchere shares a tribute to the freedom of raves past. “There was a time when I used to dance,” he writes. “My crew, all crew, all tribes, all souls under one roof, raving.” When dancing in sweaty public spaces feels like a distant memory, Otchere’s words cut deep — and the photographer is feeling it, too. “My sense of nostal...