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When a Crowded Room Feels Like Home: A Bittersweet Finale with Nieve Ella
Live Reviews Alisa Fridman Live Reviews Alisa Fridman

When a Crowded Room Feels Like Home: A Bittersweet Finale with Nieve Ella

On a buzzing yet chilly Friday night in Bristol, fans had been lining up since the morning, eagerly awaiting West Midlands rising star Nieve Ella to take the stage at the sold-out Trinity Centre. Bringing the Watch It Ache and Bleed tour to a close, the room was packed with a mix of devoted fans and newcomers, instantly drawn in by her infectious energy and lyrics. The excitement was palpable from the moment fans entered the venue, and as the lights dimmed, it became clear the night would be a deafening time, with the floor vibrating under the weight of endless dancing.

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"An explosive culmination of hope and euphoria": Kawala lights up Exeter's Phoenix
Live Reviews Ivana Ignatova Live Reviews Ivana Ignatova

"An explosive culmination of hope and euphoria": Kawala lights up Exeter's Phoenix

On the second night of their UK and EU tour, Kawala took over Phoenix for an intimate- but sold out- show with a poetically ordered, 19-song setlist bound to appease their supporters. The independent multi-art venue at the heart of Exeter was buzzing with bittersweet anticipation, with fans donning their merch and ready to hold up signs. Melbourne-based Teenage Dads opened the night with playful tunes and a cover of iconic throwback "Video Killed the Radio Star", capturing the attention of a new set of listeners. 

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Live Review: The Driver Era at E-Werk Cologne
Live Reviews Aleksandra Nikolic Live Reviews Aleksandra Nikolic

Live Review: The Driver Era at E-Werk Cologne

The musical duo consisting of brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch initially gained fame as members of the band R5, which included their other siblings. Since forming The Driver Era in 2018, they have focused on a more mature sound, blending elements of pop, rock, and indie music.

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