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INTERVIEW: Wildflowers

Influenced by old singer-songwriters with a healthy dose of the modern day, Wildflowers are a four piece band from various towns in England. Lead by Siddy, who comes over as

REVIEW: Union J – Union J

Last year’s  X Factor presented us with four bright, dazzling stars – otherwise known as Union J. The boys found fame during the boot camp stage of the show, where

REVIEW: Tom Odell – O2 Academy, Glasgow

Tom Odell Support: Wildflowers/Josef Salvat O2 Academy, Glasgow, 16/10/13 Taking to the stage in a crisp white shirt, the eagerly awaited Tom Odell was welcomed with an unprompted cheer from

REVIEW: Chase and Status – Brand New Machine

After a jam-packed summer, which included headlining Glastonbury’s The Other Stage and a set at Reading and Leeds, Chase and Status are ready for their first arena tour. And judging

How To… Have Fun on a Student Budget

Being a student will be one of the most exciting times of your life. You’re meeting new friends, seeing new places, experiencing new things… But there’s only one problem: You’re

5 reasons why Made In Chelsea is not a realistic career choice

Tonight’s the night we’ve all been waiting for (or the editorial team at Source HQ at the very least). Our favourite gang of London-based socialites are back on our telly

REVIEW: Eliza Doolittle – In Your Hands

Most of us know her best from her 2010 hit single “Pack Up”, and now Eliza Doolittle is back with her second album, jam packed with catchy tunes and a

INTERVIEW: Frank Hamilton

Laura Redpath caught up with singer-songwriter Frank Hamilton after his recent Glasgow show…   Hi Frank. For Source readers who aren’t familiar with your work, tell us a bit about

Why Mean Girls is probably the best film ever made

Today is October 3rd, a momentous date in any calendar. No, it’s not because it’s the day that OJ Simpson was found ‘not guilty’ (look it up on Wikipedia). The

REVIEW: Chvrches – The Bones of What You Believe

Ever since Chvrches graced the BBC’s Sound of 2013 poll last year, we all knew they were bound for success. Indeed, the stylised, and somewhat confusing, spelling of “Churches” initially

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