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Live Review: Jeff Beck

Perhaps better suited to an outdoor festival, as some became restless, it was a after a second standing ovation from Cause We Ended As Lovers that Beck removed his white Stratocaster and casually strolled off stage

Live Review: John Mayer

Mayer made performing look like the simplest, most entertaining thing in the world, and the crowd loved every minute of it. Altogether an unexpectedly exceptional performance.

Live Review: Larry Graham & Graham Central Station

Encore number two sees the group sharing the stage with some lucky punters, and Graham’s wife Tina joins in on the craziness, helping to bring tonight’s grade-A gig to a close.

Live Review: Michelle Xen + The Neon Wild, Back Back Forward Punch

Michelle Xen + The Neon Wild not only have one of the strongest stage presences around, they also deliver an auditory-visual-kinetic experience like few others out there.

Live Review: Morbid Angel, Bastardizer

Morbid Angel proved able to deliver the nostalgia kick caper most efficiently. Time will tell if they can recapture similar magic next time they enter the studio.

Live Review: Oscar Key Sung, Banoffee, Guerre

The set rounded out with some warm, out-and-out ‘90s R&B funkiness, before Champain Lyf DJs stepped in to keep the dancefloor hot.

Live Review: Sietta, Left

Sietta save (possibly) their finest song for the midnight hour: Let It Go, epic gospelly trip hop. Sietta can surely only generate more heat.

Live Review: The Trouble With Templeton, Little Scout, Stephen Smith

Easy enough to see why this group is making waves overseas with such an impressive live show.

Live Review: The Delta Riggs

It’s easy to imagine The Delta Riggs charming the pants off any audience, whether boogying in a Berlin band room, swigging beer with Londoners or waxing lyrical with the Dutch.

Live Review: Thee Gold Blooms, Electric Toad, Rum Jungle

It’s understandable for a band who is very garage/surf-rock-oriented to play surf-infused music, but by continuously harking back to a bygone era, the band becomes a tribute surf-rock band, rather than a band that likes to play surf-rock music.

Live Review: why makes sense?

Williams gave a safe but certainly amiable performance centring around his unavoidable love for everything tech-house.

Live Review: Salmonella Dub Soundsystem, Kosha D Vs De La Haye, Operon & Dayelle

Dayelle does a smashing job on microphone duty and lets tunes run appropriately.

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