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Festival review: Venture Fest 2026

On the last weekend of the summer, the bank holiday weekend which unofficially marks the end of the festival season, Venture Concerts delivered an incredible event, a celebration of grassroots music, with young upcoming musicians having the opportunity to play at a festival and be on the same poster as some of the great musicians they look up to. Venture Fest 2026 was such a great party made memories for life for those who attended.

 

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Interview with the new Revivalry

I recently met Revivalry at Signature Brew Blackhorse Road in London. Ben was still a member of the band but he couldn't make it on the day, so they had Ashton playing with them. A few days later, Ben left the band to focus on his studies and they confirmed that Ashton has joined the band. So, this interview is with the current lineup of the band.

  

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Harvey Jay Dodgson is back with a Kick

Pre-release review: Kick - Harvey Jay Dodgson

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Harvey Jay Dodgson is finally back with a new single that will really give you a kick.

It’s about 14 months since Harvey Jay Dodgson’s last release, The Mind’s Eye EP. We wanted more because that EP was brilliant, but we had to be patient, because it’s hard for him to put the money together for another production.

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How emotional suffering led into a masterpiece

New single review: Sometimes - Sweet Unrest

Sometimes you’re overwhelmed by sadness and get to the point where you feel powerless, taken over by the emotions, defeated. Then all of that builds up inside, to the point where you eventually explode and turn the sad weakness into angry power. That’s what happens in Sometimes. It’s an explosion, a rebellious outburst, a protest. A refusal to be defeated.

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