Author name: Dana Miller

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, Latitude once again proved why it remains one of the UK’s most loved festivals. Having been fortunate enough to attend many times over the years, we’ve watched it grow, evolve and adapt while staying true to the creative spirit that has always made it stand apart. This milestone year

Latitude Festival 2025 A rain-soaked festival site and looming clouds marked Thursday’s arrival, but the vibe of Latitude couldn’t be dampened. Set in the beautiful and lush grounds of Henham Park, Latitude is without doubt one of the UK’s best festivals where no matter the weather, the music, art, literature and comedy came to shine.

Like the expected summertime line-up of activities, Latitude Festival for us is always top of the list as a must-see and place-to-be without doubt. Where in some situations in life the outcome doesn’t always meet with expectation, Latitude absolutely never, ever disappoints and always over-delivers beyond expectation. And, the Latitude 2024 roster list was no

The cherished Cambridge Folk Festival, now over 50 years old, is ever-evolving and is continually widening its scope to broaden the musical landscape it showcases, with the aim to make each year that much more unique than the one before. 2023 was no different  – and was something very special. Although there were so many

Navigating the rain and muddy patches, festival goers at the recent and glorious Latitude Festival soldiered on through initially increasing downpours as sunshine finally cleared the sodden grounds by the last day, giving a chance to finish the long weekend with some summer sun. But hey, we’re British – we just pull on our wellies

I am biassed, I truly love this festival. Having covered it several times in years past, the return of it after the enforced, protracted hiatus felt like a big victory and a much-needed release for so many who attend it with constant regularity. It seemed it had only been last week that we were all

Outside the venue on a cold November night, in the center of Cambridge, I was milling among predominantly men of ‘a certain age’.   All were clearly eager to get stuck into long-ago forged appreciation for the night’s gig.  From The Jam, a reduced version of musicians who collectively made up the original band, The Jam,

You just can’t beat an 80’s music night hosted by a member of one of the bands that anchored the era, Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet.  The decade produced tunes that are still played at many a wedding reception because they are simply so danceable.  The bass player for the New Romantic trendsetting band seemed

Perfect Summer sun on a bank holiday weekend, what could be better, right?  Well, the line up at the Leeds Festival this weekend actually!  It was not only a stunner with the weather but the rocking sets on stage after stage.  The Leeds Festival (and its sister festival, Reading) were all lit up and killing

Summer touring and festivals, is there anything better?  In the last few days, we have caught some talented artists weaving some creative webs for the audiences to enjoy…check out our gig review below!   Kiefer Sutherland On his tour spanning several countries over a few months, actor-turned-singer/songwriter, Kiefer Sutherland landed in Bury St Edmunds on

Another year, another Latitude Festival over and done with too quickly. The festival tone always seems to balance beautifully somewhere between travelling circus and amusement mecca.  It’s a wicked wonderland of the magical mixed with solid performances across the entire entertainment spectrum.  This festival is a must-see for me yearly and it never disappoints.  It

Taking the stage with a 6-strong set of accomplished rockers, the Cambridge Corn Exchange was host to The Manic Street Preachers, The Manics as they are affectionately known, on Tuesday night. Not deviant or raucous but clear in their message and delivery. They are levelling in somewhat somber tones that the band tends to exist

One of the best parts of my job is covering a live review, more specifically, an artist with an impressive history of music. The reason I sometimes enjoy those experiences all the more is for one reason – watching the fans react. When you see a long-standing fan emote for the artist they have carried