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The West End’s Denmark Street has long been a centre of music history in the capital, with legends like Elton John, David Bowie and the Rolling Stones recording music at studios on the street in London’s West End. Now a new musician […]
Eilashes and Avocados (or whatever you want to call yourselves) of London, the time has finally come, because Billie Eilish is in the midst of a mega six-show run in the capital. She’s bringing her Hit Me Hard And Soft tour […]
Could ‘vertical villages’ be the future of London living? We know that the capital is desperately in need of new homes, especially affordable ones. Now one developer is building £500 million new skyscraper in west London, and they’re calling it a village. A […]
It will shock almost nobody to learn that Cirque du Soleil is returning to the Royal Albert Hall in 2026: pandemic aside, the esteemed neo circus troupe has made the grand Victorian performance venue its home at the start of […]
In case you didn’t know, buying a house in London these days costs the world. Unless you’ve got wealthy parents to give you a leg up, or fancy saving up for the next 40 years, cobbling together the money for a […]
There’s a London hotel for every budget, purpose, mood and niche. The capital has countless fantastic places to stay, from affordable to five-star, family-friendly and business-appropriate to romantic. There’s a reason Time Out’s list of the best hotels in London stretches all […]
Playwright Duncan Macmillan is the king of the slow burner: his 2011 fringe play Lungs debuted in 2011 in semi-obscurity until eight years later it was revived in a massive Old Vic production starring Matt Smith and Clare Foy. Now his 2014 […]