It’s no doubt Live At Leeds 2019 is set to be one of the biggest yet. With names like Kate Tempest, BRIT Critics Choice winner Sam Fender, and Sundara Karma all set to play, it’s no surprise that the festival has been renowned for its ‘unrivalled discovery’ of new talent and award winning music. With a vast array of talent spread across a large number of Leeds’ greatest venues on the 4th of May, including The Wardrobe, The Key Club, Refectory, and the O2 Academy, Live At Leeds really is a festival to go to if you want a day of amazing music and chill vibes. Inviting a stellar cast…
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Cinematic, retro, romantic guacamole: an interview with Izzy from Black Honey
I caught up with Izzy from Black Honey, a band from Brighton taking the music scene by storm recently, being penned up for Live At Leeds this year, headlining Poltimore Festival and more recently announcing a new tour across Eastern Europe. The band are doing extremely well across the UK, their self-titled debut album reached 33 in the UK album charts, several music video releases, including their most recent ‘Crowded City’ from the album. Hi Izzy! First of all, let’s get down to the basics. What did you want to be when you were younger? I really wanted to be a stuntman, like an acrobatic person, jumping out of cars…
