Culture

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Live music
Soundway take over at Rough Trade East
★★★★★

Soundway proved themselves to be an independent record label with a lot of...

Matt Di Salvo 20th July 2012
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Art
Shakespeare: Staging the World at the British Museum
★★★★★

In the round reading room of the British Museum,...

Jonathan Brunton 20th July 2012
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Art
Artworks Phase II at the Town Hall Hotel

If you were to walk alongside the scruffy newsagents and takeaways...

Jack Nelson 20th July 2012
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Literature
Penguin & Ann Summers book launch: Bared to You by Sylvia Day

A hotel lounge was packed by women, mainly professionals, to...

Annalisa Ratti 20th July 2012
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Live music
Joia present (and explain) new EP at the Bull & Gate

From the outskirts of the Bull & Gate pub in Kentish...

Sarah Milton 20th July 2012
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Live music
Charlotte Gainsbourg brings the ennui to Somerset House

If the pained Gallic screams of “Charlotte, je...

Freddy Powys 20th July 2012
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Art
The Tanks at Tate Modern

The Tate Modern Project occupied the former power station’s cylindrical oil...

Clifton Graves 19th July 2012
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Food & Drinks
Jimmy’s Supper Club at Annex East in Stratford

The latest event to immerse itself into the Olympics is...

Selina Periampillai 19th July 2012
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Live music
Paloma Faith at Somerset House

Paloma Faith returned to London’s Somerset House for a second night, showcasing...

Nicola Jones 19th July 2012
Ricard sponsors Bastille Day with a Pétanque Garden Party
London is France’s sixth biggest city in terms of population – it is no surprise then that Bastille Day (aka “le 14 juillet”) is such a big event in the British capital. We decided to go and check out Ricard’s Bastille Day celebrations at the Chelsea Physic Garden. Ricard promised sun and holiday...

Alex White 19th July 2012

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