Pet Shop Boys play Hyde Park
There’s at least one person in Hyde Park today who appreciates the tough job us poor journalists have to carry out for you, our dear readers.
There’s at least one person in Hyde Park today who appreciates the tough job us poor journalists have to carry out for you, our dear readers.
The title of James most recent album, ‘Living in Extraordinary Times’, couldn’t be more relevant.
Kevin Rowland won’t forget his Reading appearance in 1999. The Dexys Midnight Runners star was booed off stage and pelted with bottles of urine after wearing stockings and a dress onstage.
Now a venue staging productions for a New York theatre company back in the late seventies Studio 54 was a popular nightclub at the height of the disco era.
Whilst the National Anthem was being played a few miles away at Lords to celebrate England’s world cup victory a tweaked version was being blared out across Hyde Park.
A few hours ago Sir David Attenborough addressed the masses when he took to the stage announcing “Now this great festival has gone plastic-free. That is more than a million bottles of water have not been drunk by you in plastic. Thank you! Thank you!”
It’s Sunday, late afternoon/ early evening and four high profile singers are nursing chronic hangovers…No, tell you what – make that five!
Rewind a few months ago and Oli Sykes didn’t hold back sharing his thoughts on rock.
When Destiny Hope Cyrus used to stage house parties studying at Williamson County’s Heritage Elementary School there was probably an overcrowded kitchen, a stained carpet and a couple getting off with each other upstairs in the locked bedroom upstairs.
What were you up to at the age of nineteen? Far be it for us to stereotype but were enjoying the delights of drinking, skinning up and fitting in the university lecture whenever you had the chance?