Jazz: breaking down boundaries and forever innovative – a personal journey
With jazz on a seemingly unstoppable rise Getintothis’ Jonathan Butters takes us on a personal journey through the music that…
Browsing: Sons of Kemet
Bluedot Festival 2019 review, best bands and what we learnt from Jodrell Bank
Bluedot is a festival not only of music but somewhere to expand your mind as Getintothis’ Lily Corke-Butters discovered.
Teeth of the Sea’s Sam Barton: “I love to see people dance to our music, it’s a great big endorphin rush”
With Teeth of the Sea set to headline Deeper Cuts Festival Getintothis’ Rick Leach chats to Sam Barton about the…
Glastonbury Festival 2019 review, best bands and what we learnt from Worthy Farm
Glastonbury Festival returned after a break for the fallow year and Getintothis’ Rick Leach, Matty Lear and Steve Hanlon soaked…
Primavera Sound 2019 review, picture gallery and what we learnt from Barcelona
Primavera Sound 2019 brought ‘the new normal’ to Barcelona, Getintothis’ Howard Doupé, Simon Kirk and Peter Guy reflect on a much-changed festival bristling…
Glastonbury Festival 2019 – nine ones to watch at Worthy Farm
Glastonbury Festival is but a few weeks away, to get you on the right path to Worthy Farm Getintothis’ Rick Leach…
Primavera Sound 2019 – nine ones to watch
With only a couple of weeks until this years renewal of Primavera, here’s Getintothis’ Howard Doupé with nine must see…
We Out Here Festival celebrates the history of UK club culture
Giles Peterson’s We Out Here Festival offers a breath of fresh air to the UK’s festival season; Getintothis’ Sinead Nunes…
Latitude Festival 2019 reveal Lana Del Rey, Underworld, Loyle Carner and Primal Scream on line up
Latitude Festival reveals its lineup for its 14th year, Getintothis’ Matty Lear reports on a Lana Del Rey UK festival exclusive among…
Liverpool International Jazz Festival: Capstone Theatre, Liverpool
Finding the contemporary jazz scene to be in rude health, Getintothis’ Glyn Akroyd enjoys another eclectic jazz festival at Liverpool’s…