The UK produces great bands quite obviously. But enough about the Beatles, Oasis and yes even M.I.A. (as much as I love her.) It’s time to talk about three great up-and-coming UK bands you’ve likely never heard of.
London is renowned worldwide for its annual music festivals, and this is especially due to their quality. Also, some of the best and largest concert arenas can be found here, so there is a place for anybody who seeks good music. If you’re looking to take a trip to London and you need to get your hands on some great cheap tickets to London’s festivals, here are three essential tricks to consider.
Musicroom, the UK’s leading music retailer, comments on the startling rise of South Korea’s most successful cultural export. Psy’s internationally successful song, Gangnam Style, has got the whole world pretending to ride horses. Hopelessly likable and yet wickedly tongue-in-cheek, the music video features South Korean superstar Psy tearing up the dance floor with K-pop’s distinctive style of synchronised dance.
What with festival-goers going crazy trying to squeeze their fully-loaded cars in Luton Airport Parking spots ahead of the impending flight out to the Isle of Wight for Bestival, right around the British Isles the mad-capped music festival season is coming to a saddening close. Still, for mainland travellers with partying firmly on their mind, the festival fun doesn’t have to stop. There are plenty of unmissable British music events happening around the world before the year is up, all a cheap and quick local flight away to reach. Don’t believe us? Check these out.
It’s impossible to travel to Jamaica without taking in some of the sounds (and indeed, the soul) of Jamaican music while you’re over there. The music of the Jamaican people, as well as the people themselves, are one and the same, grooving together into a harmony of sound that any visitor to this beautiful island will be lucky to get the chance to experience for themselves.
