Album Review: John Paul White – The Hurting Kind
I am late to the John Paul White game, never mind that other band, but when I...
A Day And A Night With: Jerry Williams – O2 Institute...
We're delighted to bring you our second installment of 'A Day And A Night With...', where we spend some quality time with one of...
News & Live Tour: Stornoway Announce Split & Farewell Shows
It is with a very heavy heart this morning that we bring you the news that Stornoway are calling it a day
Writing on their Facebook...
Review: Laura Marling – Manchester Apollo
A seventh time seeing Laura Marling perform and I'm still very much in awe of the 22 year-old from Hampshire. Having first seen her...
Live Review: Steve Earle’s Annual Winter Residency w/ Jonathan Russell –...
If you’re in NYC this January and haven’t hit up Nashville country singer/songwriter Steve Earle’s residency at City Winery, you’re making a very big...
Album Review: Ben Howard – Noonday Dream
Ben Howard has an uncanny ability to create an incredibly special, intimate experience for his listeners, both live and through his albums. It’s no...
Live Review: Night Moves – Night & Day Cafe, Manchester
According to the band's Instagram account, Night Moves don't travel beyond their own country's borders much. We are therefore honoured to welcome...
Review: Daughter – If You Leave
If You Leave is the much-anticipated full-length album from Daughter, the London-based trio of Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella. After a speedy rise...
Review: Meg Baird – Café OTO, London
Café OTO is trendy and totally knows it. It doesn’t even bother having the lights on most of the time (too obvious), and everyone shuffles...
Live Review: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – The Box,...
I’ve voiced my scepticism of the electric direction of various artists/bands within multiple articles on Thank Folk For That. Usually when that change occurs,...