Interviews
Singer-songwriter Jake Bugg will be on stage at the O2 later this month as part of his mission to bring live music back to the heart of Britain’s communities and grassroots venues. He is currently touring the UK in his bid to reinvigorate the local music scene of some of the UK’s smaller cities and towns and took some time out to tell us more.
Award-winning quirky and alternative comedian Paul Foot is returning to Oxford this month with his new show, Dissolve which is set to be his most vulnerable and honest yet. We got in touch to find out what we can expect from his performance at Oxford’s New Theatre, as well as – in very Paul Foot fashion – getting side-tracked by King Tutankhamen, and what Jesus might have achieved if he'd been a plumber...
Ahead of the recent release of his third album, What Happened to The Beach, we got in touch with alternative singer-songwriter Declan McKenna to discuss his new work as well as his musical inspirations and upcoming appearance at Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival.
We spoke to Paloma Faith ahead of her upcoming show at the New Theatre Oxford in May.
Candace Bushnell has become synonymous with her alter-ego, Carrie Bradshaw, and is widely known as the author and creator of Sex and the City.
Jemma Powell is now gaining a reputation as an artist, she has deep-rooted connections to Oxfordshire where she and husband, Jack Savoretti, have made their family home. Following her recent exhibition at Thyme in Southrop we caught up with Jemma to find out more about her art and how it has become her preferred expression of creativity.
Nedum will be in Oxford next month as the invited guest of Oxford United Football Club, speaking at the world-famous Oxford Literary Festival. Offered the opportunity for an interview, I converted that chance into a goal.
For over 40 years, Aled Jones MBE has been the (un)official ‘voice of Christmas’ since recording Walking In The Air for the 1982 adaptation of the Raymond Briggs’ classic, The Snowman.
Reginald D Hunter’s new show, The Man Who Could See Through Shit – coming to Oxford in December – challenges what’s true and what’s not – "If you're sick of all the contradictory answers being shoved at you by media, meet the man who is sick of all the questions”.