George Pelham has just put out his new single, the uplifting “What A Time To Be Alive” so in these challenging times, we spoke to George about his musical experiences, embarrassing childhood stories and what bothers him more than Love Island finishing on TV.
Yorkshire comedian Maisie Adam makes her return to Edinburgh Fringe this Summer so we spoke to her about the festival, her epilepsy and people who talk incessantly.
Rock royalty in the form of Bon Jovi brings Merseyside to a standstill as they get Anfield rocking with a hit drenched set.
“People want to see us perform together, they want to see us interacting and we really enjoy that!”
“My main goal as a comedian is to make people laugh. Funny first, deep meaningful message second!
“I see Newton Faulkner tattoos and, while it’s a huge compliment, I think why have you done this ?”
“Making a bed is the most soul-destroying thing ever! I’m five foot two with short arms and legs and it can take me an hour and a half sometimes. I even have to stop for a cigarette halfway through!”
“It gets lonely as a solo artist at times but it’s also definitely more chilled out, things aren’t as manic anymore!”
Heading towards the Summer months, the weather starts to get better and who better to kick off a season of great gigs at Aintree Racecourse than the legendary Madness. Check out the photos from the show here.
Sketch comedians Foil Arms & Hog took audience interaction to a new level as their improvised sketch show came to York Barbican recently.