(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London’s house prices are continuing to go up and up. Three more London neighbourhoods have just entered the £1 million bracket for the average house price. According to research from Savills reported by the Standard, South Hampstead, Ravenscourt Park and […]
Last time Sheridan Smith was in the West End it was with Ivo van Hove’s Opening Night, a leftfield art musical that in no way deserved the sneering notices it got in the more backwards quarters of the press, but […]
Not many London venues are as enduring, or legendary, as Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. So, we bring exciting news, because the jazz mecca has announced it will open a new 140-capacity music venue. The intimate spot, Upstairs at Ronnie’s, will open on the first […]
Noughties boybands Busted and McFly have united for a tour that is so huge that, here in the capital, it’ll straddle two venues and six nights, over a period of a month and a half. The two groups are facing […]
Picture the scene. It’s 8am and you are waiting on a packed tube platform for the Central line. It’s delayed, and the next one isn’t arriving for seven whole minutes. The train arrives, and you squeeze yourself into the carriage like […]
Lewis Capaldi’s huge return to live touring just keeps getting huger. After his grand comeback at Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage in June, he’s currently powering through a tour of the UK’s biggest arenas, and this week the Scottish singer and songwriter […]
Can you believe it’s been nearly 20 years since System of a Down last released an album? Mezmerize, Toxicity and the Armenian-American alt-metal band’s heyday feels like it was only yesterday – and that’s partly because they’ve been a fairly regular […]