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Jaz Coleman of Killing JokeJaz Coleman of Killing Joke

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Stage Times: Jaz Coleman

A personal history of Killing Joke – starring the President of the Czech Republic and girl who might have been a vampire

Real EstateReal Estate

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My Greatest Hits: Alex Bleeker of Real Estate

With news of a return to the UK in October, bassist and founding member Alex Bleeker looks back at the band's sparkling career

Miso ExtraMiso Extra

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Miso Extra: “Asian women aren’t encouraged to be overtly outgoing. But it’s okay to be extra”

The singer/rapper/producer talks “accidental” beginnings, how cinema shaped her imagination, and being unabashedly extra

The cast of Matilda The Musical ride swings above the heads of the audienceThe cast of Matilda The Musical ride swings above the heads of the audience

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The cast of Matilda pick their favourite books

In celebration of World Book Day, we chatted to the children of Matilda The Musical about their favourite reads

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Stage Times: Damien Dempsey

The Irish singer-songwriter discusses his weirdest and most wonderful gigs ahead of his UK tour

Emmanuel SonubiEmmanuel Sonubi

Stuck In A Lift

Emmanuel Sonubi cabbaged Chris Rock

Get to know the comedian on the rise ahead of his UK tour Curriculum Vitae

Stuck In A Lift with Jessica FostekewStuck In A Lift with Jessica Fostekew

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Jessica Fostekew is hoarding all the Mini Eggs

Talking eco chocolates, embarrassing toffees and sexy beetroot juice with the stand-up who’s putting her pedal to the Mettle

Dead Poet SocietyDead Poet Society

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Dead Poet Society: “We wanted to change rock music…”

Frontman Jack Underkofler talks the evolution of Dead Poet Society, and the emotional landscape explored on their latest LP

Mother MotherMother Mother

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Stage Times: Mother Mother

Ryan Guldemond walks us back through his gig history – from finding a superfan in Solange to becoming the talk of TikTok

The BlackoutThe Blackout

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The Blackout: “It feels like magic where we are right now”

Nine years after calling things quits, Sean Smith talks the biggest renaissance in post-hardcore