Reviews

Crosswords is a brilliant follow-up to their debut and bears witness to the duo’s growth as musicians.

Traditional family barriers are crossed in a performance which is a hilariously engaging, awkward and ultimately heartwarming affair.

Coombs Marr never puts a foot wrong in what is a demanding performance in every sense of the word.

On the upside there are some killer dance moves, unfortunately it’s not enough to save the show.

Pic by Josh Groom

THE-DREAM (real name Terius Nash) has never been one to beat around the bush but on this the IVth single (1,2,3) off the forthcoming album of the same name

These guys have been on the scene since most members of the audience were in primary school, and they still know how to shred.

Not many artists these days can boast such a mix of fans ranging from nannas and pops to tweens – and even fewer possess the power to keep them transfixed for nearly two hours.

The XX have done a commendable job of adapting to the venue without losing what makes the band special.

Bradley proves he’s got the passion and pain to push through into his music that artists a third of his age can only dream of.