Jo Lisney
Working in marketing to fuel my travels and concert-going.
Interviews

MUSIC INTERVIEW: As Everything Unfolds

After a successful opening slot at the Go Pro stage at Slam Dunk South, As Everything Unfolds' lead singer Charlie Rolfe and drummer Jamie Gowers take time to share a bit about the band, and some words of wisdom for those who wish to break into the industry.
Interviews

MUSIC INTERVIEW: RØRY

We met singer-songwriter RØRY before her first festival appearance at Slam Dunk South, Hatfield. She exploded onto the scene with her TikTok videos and proving that age is nothing but a number - we caught up about her music and got to know her.
Interviews

MUSIC INTERVIEW: Mallory Knox

Heading straight into the press tent after a very successful return to Slam Dunk, Mallory Knox's James Gillett and Dave Rawling sat down with us to discuss the return of the band and the future.
Music Reviews

EP REVIEW: Greywind – Antidote

Sibling rock duo Greywind are bringing back emo for good with their new EP 'Antidote', marking a new chapter as they departed from their major record label to go independent. With themes of frustration, fighting to continue and emotional responses, 'Antidote' shares some of their most personal moments with their fans.
Music Reviews

ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Poet Society – FISSION

Dead Poet Society’s new album 'FISSION' will keep the January blues away. With hues of blues, jazz, indie, rock and pop, the band evolves their sound on their latest release. With more grit and darker themes than their 2021 debut album '-!-', the US quartet are rivalling the likes of the UK’s Royal Blood and Nothing But Thieves. 
Music Reviews

ALBUM REVIEW: Green Day – Saviors

As one of the biggest bands in the world, Green Day need no introduction. The Grammy-winning trio are back with their political-fuelled album 'Saviors'; how fitting for the 2024 presidential election cycle. With a wide range of influences such as The Clash, The Ramones and even The Beach Boys, 'Saviors' is an ironic and fun album. With the line-up of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool, listening to this album is like greeting an old friend. 
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