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Hidden Herd’s New Music Showcase *****
From Soulful Stillness to Noise‑Pop Surge: Four Emerging Voices, One Rising Energy - A Cleverly Curated Night of New Music Vona Vella + Joe Little + Mookie + Tia Ice – The Hope & Ruin, Brighton, Friday 26th June 2026 Hidden Herd’s latest night at The Hope & Ruin unfolded as a quietly curated exploration of emerging voices. Rather than four discrete sets, the evening felt like a gradual expansion of mood and texture. The showcase traced a thoughtful arc across soul, folk, ind
Peter Greenfield
Jul 2


The Orielles, ICA London *****
In the Round, In Their Element: The Orielles reimagine themselves at the ICA The Orielles transformed material from their latest album “Only You Left” into an immersive study in mood, movement, and evolution at The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA). There are bands who play live, and then there are bands who seem to reimagine themselves each time they step onto a stage. The Orielles belong firmly to the latter. The Manchester‑based trio of Esmé Dee Hand‑Halford, Henry Carl
Peter Greenfield
Jun 22


Girls Night Out Fest ****
A celebration of women and non‑binary musicians. Brighton, Saturday 6 June 2026 Across Brighton’s Girls Night Out Fest emerging women and non-binary artists turned a grassroots fundraiser into a statement of identity and intent. What unfolded was a celebration of the city’s women and non‑binary musicians shaped by the communities it championed. Led by independent women‑run promoters, Sidequest Records, Agenda Collective, Buzz Present, Moonrock MGMT and Whattawally, the festiv
Peter Greenfield
Jun 16


Radici ***
The stage is set: just a solitary chair. But where is our performer? A latecomer shuffles in, hesitates, exits and then returns. It is, of course, our performer - Antonio Anzilotti De Nitto, demonstrating considerable clowning skill before he’s even reached the stage. This is Radici (Roots), a solo production that brings to life a trio of characters, each marginalised under the Third Reich. The first character is a homosexual, who has embraced Berlin’s thriving queer culture
Roger Kay
Jun 3
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