God Save The Queens at Electric Brixton: 50 years of she-punk – live review and photos
God Save The Queens was a riotous live celebration of she-punk featuring a bill of all-star performances from punks past…
Putting more women on more stages, and turning up the volume.
God Save The Queens was a riotous live celebration of she-punk featuring a bill of all-star performances from punks past…
Man/Woman/Chainsaw packed out Camden’s Electric Ballroom for their biggest headline show yet, delivering a triumphant end to their UK tour,…
From Lily Allen’s full-scale theatrical production and Lambrini Girls’ ferocious punk to Nia Archives’ emotional jungle and the harmonies of…
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Two trailblazers of 20th-century music unite dfor a blissfully romantic take on Billy Paul's classic 'Me & Mrs Jones.' The…
An energetic night of post-punk at the Old Blue Last, headlined by self-described slacker rockers Hot Wife.
Last time I saw Straight Girl they got the whole crowd to join a conga line. This time, they had…
Skunk Anansie's Skin is a primal performer: her penetrating gaze and viscious snarl make everyone in a room of 3,000…
Australian DJ and producer Anna Lunoe is ahead of the curve; she's been pumping out dance bangers for well over…
The Menstrual Cramps are 21st century queer punk at its finest. Tackling themes of abortion, gender and taking down the…