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Edinburgh Fringe 2026 reviews: Up: Violin vs Football / You and Me (and Whoever Comes Next)
Up: Violin vs Football, French Institute in Scotland ★★★★★Is it theatre? Is it music, or maybe dance? Or even some kind of circus, or…
Mastodon return with a new line-up on the overwrought ‘Marrow Deep’
Mastodon, to those who are unaware of these US rock behemoths, fill a similar musical space to Iron Maiden or perhaps Rush, if they had…
BBC Proms: Blue, Chineke!, Heyward review - unfettered escapism for a summer's evening
Last year, Chineke! delivered one of the Proms’ more hard-hitting offerings, in a programme including Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10, “50…
Ronnie Wood, O2 Forum Kentish Town review - solo Stone's stellar band lights up the stage
Exactly how Ronnie Wood has reached the age of 79, after decades of rock’n’roll debauchery with the Faces and the Rolling Stones and…
SCO Winds, Emelyanychev / Frang & Friends, Edinburgh International Festival 2026 review - French fun, Hungarian heaviness
There can be few more cultivated ways to spend a morning than with the chamber music of Francis Poulenc. The Gallic wit that’s so evident…
Hang Time, Edinburgh International Festival 2026 review - chilling and ingenious
The gag – and it’s about as pitch-black a gag as you could imagine – is there in the title. Three African American guys hang out, shoot the…
Music Reissues Weekly: The Riot Squad - I Take It That We’re Through - Anthology 1965-1967
“The Laughing Gnome” was David Bowie’s second single for the Deram label. It was released on 14 April 1967. That same day, he was on stage…
BBC Proms: Barton, Hilley, BBCPO, Bihlmaier review - orchestral magic in El-Turk, Haydn and Mahler
In a moving short programme interview, the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra's Principal Guest Conductor Anja Bihlmaier sums up the essence of her…
Edinburgh Fringe 2026 review: As Far As We Know
If we get lost or confused in the story he’s about to tell us, writer/performer Sam Ward explains, we shouldn’t worry: it all comes…
First Person: Edinburgh performer Steve Burns on reports of his death being greatly exaggerated
Hi. I’m Steve, creator of the solo show bearing my name on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and I’d like to make something perfectly clear: I…

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