It can be a hostage to fortune to title anything “grand”, and so it proves with the last gasp of Julian Fellowes’s everyday ...

Critics (including this one) casually refer to John Wilson’s Sinfonia of London as an all-star outfit, an army made up of ...

It’s a long way up from rock bottom/There’s been times I felt I could fall further.” So runs the opening line of Ed Sheeran’s eighth studio album. It’s delivered with the quavering ...

If you were a devotee of Dmitri Shostakovich whose only opportunity to attend some live performances marking this year’s 50th ...

You won't find Sam Riley lying at the pool in a holiday resort – unless it's for work. "I'd rather stay home to be honest", ...

I love irony. Especially beautiful irony. So I’m very excited about the ironic gesture of staging a show with no words at the ...

Everyone’s favourite angsty pop-punk nerds are back, balancing new with nostalgia and synths with guitars, this is exactly ...

Ole Gerster’s Islands is a tricksy animal, which doesn’t just keep you guessing about its characters and plot, but about what ...

Mind, body, body, mind. Medical science confirms the powerful two-way traffic between emotional and physical health.

Quite why Baxter Dury isn't already a national treasure is a mystery to me. Not for his nepo connections but for his ...

One piece that you’re unlikely to hear at the Lammermuir Festival is Lucia di Lammermoor. As co-director James Waters ...

Portuguese composer and artist Bernardo Devlin returns with a new album, The Night Before the Space Age on Stereo-B Records.