Nina Nesbitt The Arches, Glasgow, 5/12/14 Scottish lass Nina Nesbitt returned home to a sold out show at the Arches in Glasgow last Friday night. The chilled, underground venue (which is first and foremost a bar) suited the show well, with the gig itself being entirely acoustic. The three opening acts all contributed to the… Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Nina Nesbitt
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REVIEW – Bastille – VS (Other People’s Heartache, Pt III)
Collaborations can be make-or-break for artists. Some duets can leave you wanting to wash out your ears (Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman, anyone?). Yet some feel like someone has opened a new door in your life to fantastic music and you want that collaboration just to become a band in its own right. A band… Continue reading REVIEW – Bastille – VS (Other People’s Heartache, Pt III)
REVIEW: Union J – You Got It All
Union J first burst onto our screens on the ninth series of the X Factor. Two years down the line, they’ve released a full length album, opened for Selena Gomez in Lisbon, embarked on their own UK headline tour and are about to release their second album, You Got It All, on 8 December. The… Continue reading REVIEW: Union J – You Got It All
REVIEW: Kiesza – Sound of a Woman
Ever since she took over with her huge hit Hideaway, fans have been desperate for Canadian singer/ songwriter Kiesza’s debut album. Now, Sound of a Woman is finally here and it does not disappoint. The album kicks off with Hideaway, a smart choice as it no doubt her most famous track to date and the… Continue reading REVIEW: Kiesza – Sound of a Woman
Making it in music
Let’s be honest – how many people do you meet that say they want to be a musician, a pop star or a rock star, and how many actually make it? Shows like The X Factor make the music business seem so straight forward, but the reality of making it in music is much tougher… Continue reading Making it in music
REVIEW: Cheryl – Only Human
Cheryl Fernandez-Versini’s new album, Only Human, was supposed to be the X Factor judge’s chance to show that she has found her feet, she’s starting afresh and stripping away everything to show what she’s really about. I was optimistic but, unfortunately, was left disappointed. I was hoping for fewer gimmicks, more talent and more sincerity.… Continue reading REVIEW: Cheryl – Only Human
LIVE REVIEW: Ed Sheeran, SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Ed Sheeran Support: Jamie Lawson, Saint Raymond SSE Hydro, Glasgow, 31/10/14 Even with hours before the doors were scheduled to open, Ed Sheeran’s fans were queueing outside The Hydro, waiting to get in. From the start it was clear this was not a show to miss. Fans were pushing and shoving to be the first… Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Ed Sheeran, SSE Hydro, Glasgow
The Source Halloween Playlist
It’s the day our whole year builds up to – it’s Halloween! A night of ghosts, ghouls, trickery and general mayhem, there’s nothing we love more than getting dressed up and hitting the town with our mates. To get you in the mood for the spookiest night of the year, we’ve picked out the most… Continue reading The Source Halloween Playlist
LIVE REVIEW: Twin Atlantic
Twin Atlantic Support: Nothing But Thieves, The Xcerts Barrowlands, Glasgow, 25/10/14 It’s not often that the Twin Atlantic boys get the chance to perform in front of their home crowd, so when they do it’s clear that they take every opportunity to embrace it while on stage. Saturday night was no exception. The Glaswegian band… Continue reading LIVE REVIEW: Twin Atlantic