Coco Jones | Live at Koko, London
R&B female artists, including SZA, Victoria Monét, and Coco Jones, lead this year’s GRAMMY nominations. Particularly noteworthy is Jones, who has enjoyed a growing reputation in music since childhood, alongside her acting career. Her latest critically acclaimed EP “What I Didn’t Tell You”, and a sold-out show at London’s Koko, demonstrates her rising star. Despite the concert’s short duration, Jones’ captivating performance reassured fans of her unignorable talent.
Marina Abramović – London
My introduction to Marina Abramović took place in 2017 during a visit to The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark. While attending the Roskilde Music Festival, I seized the opportunity to explore the museum, where I encountered the profound works of this pioneering performance artist. Abramović, who refers to herself as the ‘grandmother of […]
Ayra Starr | Live at Koko, London
When I first met Ayra Starr and spoke to her for 1883 Magazine it was in the crunks of the pandemic back in 2020. She was fresh off the release of her debut EP Ayra Starr and was already experiencing a taste of the success she has achieved since. Ayra has already achieved a debut album, 19 and […]
JoyCut | Live in Bologna
The buzz at Teatro Auditorium Manzoni is undeniable, and the excitement is justified as tonight’s concert cannot be mistaken for anything but a standalone event. Italy’s electronic music stalwarts JoyCut are scheduled to give a once-in-a-lifetime performance to an audience of fans, supporters, industry, friends and family. Genre-bending, unconventional, the Bologna-based trio is no newcomer. […]
Tink
When Tink took the stage at O2 Islington Academy on the first of her two-night sold-out show where she closed out her Thanks 4 Nothing Tour, fans were line for line and bar for bar with her as she took them through a musical journey of her discography, which spans from her mixtape Winter’s Diary from her latest […]
Blink-182 | Live in London
Nostalgia was at an all-time high when Blink-182 took the stage at the second of their two-night stop at London’s O2 Arena. As Mark Hoppus said before going into one of their songs, “It’s Emo time.” That statement rang true throughout the night as emos from all over gathered to busk in the nostalgic joy […]