Top Hat Review – Festival Theatre
From the magnificent art-deco sets to the stunning costumes and iconic songs, everything about Top Hat comes doused in 1930s glamour.
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Disney on Ice 100 Years of Magic
Here at Flecking Records, we absolutely love anything related to Walt Disney. Whether it’s acting like five-year-old kids in the Magic Kingdom or singing along to the High School Musical … Read More
Dean Friedman Live in Concert – Review
There’s no denying that Dean Friedman is a talented musician and songwriter, with a specific knack for intertwining hilarious lyrics with perfectly thought-out musical compositions. Whilst most people probably still … Read More
The Cat in the Hat – Pleasance Courtyard review
This production of The Cat in the Hat is as zany, unpredictable and vibrant as the iconic Dr Seuss book. The Cat in the Hat tells the story of two … Read More
And I Ran With The Gang – Fringe Show Review
For a band that are so widely considered to be one of Scotland’s most famous exports, the amount of mystery that surrounds the demise of the Bay City Rollers and … Read More
Party at the Palace, Linlithgow – review
With a line-up that boasted many of Scotland’s biggest bands and an emphasis on both supporting and promoting local businesses, Party at the Palace set out to prove that there … Read More
Loot Crate: ‘Villains’ unboxing
It’s here!! We could hardly contain our excitement when we heard we were getting this months ‘Villains’ themed Loot Crate to review for you all. Currently celebrating their 2nd birthday … Read More
T in the Park Review – Arctic Monkeys, Sunday
“An overwhelmingly underwhelming end to not only T in the Park but to the site that has become synonymous with the legendary music festival” Tonight’s closing set was always destined … Read More
Review – T in the Park, Saturday
T in the Park Review – Calvin Harris, Main Stage Not even torrential rain or the odd rumble of thunder could prevent thousands of party-ready fans from staying out in … Read More
Things we learnt from the McBusted tour
With only four days (& counting) till the McBusted boys hit Hyde park we got thinking about all the things the McBusted tour has taught us.
Avenue Q Review – King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Whilst the furried cast of Avenue Q could easily be mistaken for cheery cousins of Elmo or The Cookie Monster, their foul language, excessive drinking and sexual escapades throughout the … Read More
Let It Be Review – Edinburgh Playhouse
As thousands of parents prepared to throw on their feather boas and fake smiles to attend the One Direction concert at Murrayfield stadium with their children, others flocked to The … Read More
Rock of Ages review – Edinburgh Playhouse
Skin-tight trousers? Check! Backcombed barnets? Check! Thundering Eighties rock anthems? Check!
Pat Kirch – The Maine Interview
During their seven years as a band, The Maine have acquired a fiercely loyal following, and a lot of those fans are here in the UK. So when we went … Read More
Fame Review – Edinburgh Playhouse
“You want fame? Well, fame costs.” With reality television ‘stars’ and famous-by-default socialites constantly grabbing more headlines than Oscar-winners, world leaders and musical legends, the key message in Fame rings … Read More
The Harlem Globetrotters – The Hydro, Glasgow
They’ve been successfully entertaining audiences for over 80 years, but The Harlem Globetrotters proved that they’re still at the top of their game when they dribbled out onto the court … Read More
Review: Robin Cousins’ ICE
The stars of ITV’s Dancing on Ice may have hung up their skates for the last time, but fans of the show needn’t worry as head judge Robin Cousins’ action-packed … Read More
Review: Enrique Iglesias – SEX AND LOVE
‘Do you want ‘SEX AND LOVE’ with Enrique Iglesias?’ they said. ‘Yes please,’ I thought.
Review: My Chemical Romance greatest hits album ‘May Death Never Stop You’
My Chemical Romance are calling it a day, and releasing a greatest hits album to give fans a proper goodbye – but does it hit the spot?
Singin’ in the Rain makes a splash in Edinburgh
There are few touring shows that are as visually stunning as Jonathan Church’s Singin’ in the Rain. Based on the classic 1952 MGM film starring Gene Kelly, the fun show … Read More