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Squeeze, Adam Ant, and Haircut 100 is more a summit of survivors than a tour banking on interest from aging new wavers. It’s an explosion »
The one-woman show that artist, architect and now playwright Jill Karlin is bringing to Scotland’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe will first be performed for one night »
It’s a little on the nose when a band from the chocolate empire of Switzerland calls itself L’Eclair. But they are an undeniably delicious blend »
Before Lin-Manuel Miranda put Hamilton — as in Alexander — behind a microphone, he turned a spotlight on New York City with a play about »
Whether you’re processing a breakup, rediscovering yourself, or just hunting for your next musical obsession, Chicago’s Belmont are here for you with their tenth anniversary »
From his home in Stoke-on-Trent, England, Paine Proffitt opens up his interior world of goth girls and costumed cats enveloped in diaphanous veils of muted »
Artist Angela Yang’s new installation, Catharsis, begins in hell. But don’t be discouraged: Visitors to this three-story, multi-sensory collaboration at 1310 Gallery in Fort Lauderdale »
To hear Chan Marshall live is to know her intimately. Her voice as Cat Power is feathery, yet earnest and kind, as if you’re listening »
Wherever you fall on the high-low culture spectrum, the art of Sergio Mora is bound to resonate, partly because Barcelona-born Mora’s work springs from so »
The sibling duo known as The SoapGirls grew up as little busking rock ’n’ rollers playing street gigs around Cape Town, South Africa under the »
Can it really be thirty years since Belle and Sebastian released their record If You’re Feeling Sinister? With its quiet peaceful feeling one can imagine it always »
From his home in Ramsgate, England the art pop performer Patrick Wolf tells PureHoney via Zoom about the origin of his versatile musical influences. “My »
