Meet Josh and Kyle
Brooks; they may only be fifteen but are already making waves on the UK music
scene. Already garnering comparisons to the likes of Justin Bieber, the Cardiff
twins’ fan-base is growing by the day. And if you haven’t already recognised
the twins from their X Factor audition (which has over 220,000 views on YouTube),
then their cheeky charm and soulful harmonies will be on your radar very soon. Est.1987
headed down to spend the day with the twins as they performed at Thorpe Park
for the Showcase Live wrap party.
Click below for a live review, photo set and to
hear what the boys said about that X Factor audition, being compared to Jedward
and being tweeted by Chris Brown…
It’s the first night of four sold out home town shows for The 1975. With their new album perched high up at the top of the U.K headlining four nights straight at the beautiful Manchester Apollo is more than just the icing on the cake. 
The 8123 World Tour made a stop in London
last week which meant our favourite Arizonians, The Maine, were back in town. Joined on the road by Nick Santino and Lydia, both of whom are on the band’s own management, (aptly named 8123), the night was set to be a sure
fire rock hit. The last time we caught up with the headliners they were in the
UK supporting Deaf Havana, so we took
the opportunity to catch up with the band before the show in Camden’s Electric Ballroom. 
Having been a band for over a decade The Flatliners have been on quite the musical evolution, and
they’re still only twenty six years old. The Ontario four-piece is back on a
mammoth European and UK tour, off the back of new album ‘Dead Language’. We
headed down to Manchester’s Star and Garter to catch the live set. .jpg)