Liam Austen writes a touching tribute to the forever great MF DOOM...
Our feature this week...
The Courier Music brings you a rundown of what we know so far about Hit The North 2018......
On this day in 1995, the late, great Frank Sinatra made his final live performance, to a select group of around 1,200 people at the Frank Sinatra Desert Classic golf tournament. Sinatra passed away fo...
Opening with ‘Sink’, frontman Rob Ellis carried the audience from the stifling lull between support acts by playing the song’s opening guitar riff as a solo, which was then supported in unison b...
After hearing a few of The Blinders’ songs on playlists and through social media in recent months, I was excited to see how they measured up on stage, and suffice to say I was not disappointed. The ...
On this day, the 12th February, in 1961, Detroit group The Miracles’ song ‘Shop Around’ became Motown’s first million-selling single. Not only was this a milestone for popular music, but also ...
When I first heard that I would be attending the showcase of Supriya Nagarajan’s 'Bollywood jazz fusion' band at the Sage, I was intrigued to say the least. Having read through press releases and on...
The Charlatans should not be criticised for their ability to still produce quality and inspired music, however perhaps their ability to perform live has not stood the test of time so well....
TV talent shows are an almost sacred element of British popular culture to many people, with millions upon millions of Britons tuning in to shows such as The X Factor and The Voice every season. Pop m...
Liam Austen talks about a culture of grime within the UK. ...
Be nicer to support acts: the Dora Jar situation
Why You Should Learn a New Musical Instrument This Spring
Open Wide by Inhaler review: a feel-good album straying from their classic indie-rock sound
A Love Letter to Boom Leeds: The End of an Era for Metal Gigs
LOWER by Benjamin Booker review: an uncompromising view of American malaise
Venue spotlight: The Cluny, Ouseburn