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24 Kitchen Street is a venue which finds itself in Liverpool, and it holds countless memories for so many locals. One of those being SPINN’s frontman: Johnny Quinn. As his band took the stage of the venue, The Frontman referred (on a couple of occasions) to being a teen and enjoying raves and other musicalContinue reading “A Christmas Cracker- SPINN Live at 24 Kitchen Street”

If you’re local to the South West region, you’ll know Thekla as the indie epicenter where most up and coming bands/artists start out. If you’re not local, you probably know it as the boat from the hit TV show ‘Skins’…. It’s regarded as one of Bristol’s best venues, and for good reason, with individuality inContinue reading “Not Your Average Boat Party: SPINN Live At Thekla”

Whilst COVID has rained down a fair share of suffering to many people’s careers, one section of society most notably affected has been musicians. The past two years they’ve faced scrutiny from the top dogs in Parliament, with some (fools) claiming that entertainment occupations are less than a ‘proper’ job. Musicians and those in the entertainmentContinue reading “0151 in 0117: The Night Café Live at The Marble Factory “

In 1914, Heart of Midlothian Football Club found themselves in pole position in the Scottish League after winning their opening 8 league fixtures (their best start to a season in the club’s history). Sitting pretty as the best side in the country, Hearts looked like the finished article. Meanwhile, Britain was at war with Germany.Continue reading “The Heroes of Hearts: The story of McCrae’s Battalion”

West Ham secured a 2-0 win over the unpredictable Leeds United in a game which summed up The Hammers’ style of football this season. Goals from loanee Jesse Lingard and defender Dawson gave the three points to the side from East London. West Ham fans have undoubtedly been pinching themselves this season, not only areContinue reading “West Ham United 2-0 Leeds United”

Manchester United ended their rivals’ long winning streak with an away win at the Etihad. Bruno Fernandes’ penalty and Luke Shaw’s precise finish gifted the red side of Manchester a 2-0 win that not many were expecting… As we headed towards this fixture, it seemed obvious that City were the side to have your moneyContinue reading “Manchester United-Manchester City: As It Was.”

The Champions end their losing streak with a 2-0 win against The Blades who sit bottom of the table. Curtis Jones set The Reds on their way and an own goal from Kean Bryan gave Liverpool their 7000th top flight goal as well as a vital 3 points. The last month has proved difficult forContinue reading “Sheffield United 0-2 Liverpool: Match Report”

Everton conquered their Anfield blues with a 2-0 win over their rivals. Goals from Richarlison and Sigurdsson leave them in control of their Premier League fate. The Champions league is within their reach now… The home of the Champions has been anything but a fortress of late. Perhaps the lack of a twelfth man isContinue reading “Liverpool 0-2 Everton: Match Report”

On approach to this last 16 tie in the Champions League, neutrals most certainly had their money on the German side over the Premier League Champions… Which is fair when you take into consideration the form that both sides have been in. Off the back of two straight league wins, Leipzig arrived on neutral groundContinue reading “Rb Leipzig VS Liverpool: Match Report”