This Week In Records (24/09/2018): Black Honey, BROCKHAMPTON, & Dodie
The prodigious rap collective return with their fourth album alongside music from the south coast’s own Black Honey and YouTube star Dodie.
Author Sophie Jones
Sophie Jones
12-year-old possessive lioness and shiny goddess of all things nerdy. I am usually great and sometimes Deputy Edit. I support everyone and like everything @faithfulpadfoot. If you speak ill of musicals I may or may not bite thee.
Total articles: 144
Review: dodie – ‘Human’
Ahead of the release of her third EP, dodie gives a taste for what is to come with its first eponymous, dreamy single.
Review: Camp Bestival 2018
Rick Astley singing an acapella version of ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ was one of the highlights for Sophie Jones at this year’s Camp Bestival.
Review: Ariana Grande – ‘God is a Woman’
The pop icon’s new single explores faith, sex, and feminism with a trippy music video.
Jon Chu confirms second Thai cave rescue film
Chu announced the interest of production company Ivanhoe Pictures the day after Pure Flix confirmed they were seeking the rights to an adaptation of the miraculous rescue mission.
Stormzy announces publishing imprint for young authors
With a festival and record label already under the #Merky belt, Stormzy is set to launch a publishing imprint under the same name, he announced yesterday.
Preview: Wilderness Festival 2018
Oxfordshire’s nature reserve is soon to be filled with mass yoga, woodland story-telling and indulgent banquets as Wilderness takes over in August.
Academy invites record 928 new members
Daisy Ridley, Mindy Kaling, and Jada Pinkett Smith are among those that have received invitations from the Academy this year.
“It’s just great to be performing and enjoying and doing the thing” – An interview with Miguel Mantovani of The Cuban Brothers
Common People’s ‘Disco Day’ made possible the strangest interview ever, featuring The Cuban Brothers’ frontman and Sophie Jones.
Preview: Camp Bestival
Bestival’s “little sister” hosts a wide range of acts including Rick Astley and Dick and Dom in the coastal grounds of Lulworth Castle.
Stage versus Screen: The Death of Theatre?
Haven’t been to the theatre in a while? General Executive Sophie Jones is here to tell you why you should.
Review: Theatre Group’s Hamlet
Sophie reviews Theatre Group’s Hamlet, directed by Josh Harris, Thomas Cope, and Samena Brunning.
Turner Prize shortlist honours art activists
Four artists, mainly working in film, have been recognised by Tate Britain for their politically engaging works, which will be exhibited in September.
Nuffield Southampton Theatres announce £10 ticket scheme
NST will be launching £10 tickets available on the day of performance for all upcoming performances at both their City and Campus theatres.