Bearded Theory is a festival built upon the collective love of music. A true celebration of everything that makes festivals so magical. Everyone who attends seems to be there for the same reason: to see some great acts with a great crowd. Every hour you’re there, you will have another insightful conversation with a stranger. You can attend without knowing a single act on the bill, but you’ll end up with a list of people to see, recommended to you by anyone you run into. The

If the name ‘Lambrini’ sends a shiver through your soul and an ache in your head just to hear it, it’s time to realign those thoughts to something powerful and daring – LAMBRINI GIRLS , the punk-rock band that have the chaotic, dazzling energy of firecrackers. Hailing from Brighton, the enigmatic duo is made up of vocalist Pheobe Lunny and bassist Lily Maciera , touring drummer Misha Phillips, and the fourth unsung hero that is their absolute grit and ambition to get their s

As we're finishing up with whatever chocolate we've got left over from Easter, here at Out of Rage we're getting ready for the summer; sunglasses on, drink in hand, and fresh new music blaring from our speakers. Here's what we've been listening to lately: Against The Current - Heavenly It may start with an uplifting electro melody and feature a lifting guitar riff and drum beat, but don’t be fooled; AGAINST THE CURRENT are feeling anything but angelic in their new single Hea

Bearded Theory returns to Catton Park once again for another run and a fantastic showcase of artists for this independent music festival; scenic views, country air, and a family-friendly setting are what make this festival such a fun time, if you’re going, here are ten artists you simply can’t miss. PIXIES As the headliner and one of the most legendary bands of the 90's do you really want to miss these guys? Age has not slowed down PIXIES at all as they have been putting on

From the moment 2025 kicked up a fuss, making its rowdy and rambunctious entrance, so too did Brighton bruiserweights LAMBRINI GIRLS . With only ten days into January, we were blessed with the unapologetic debut Who Let The Dogs Out , a triumphant wrecking ball of a record sent straight into the fractured foundations of British society. It was here that the age-old, authentic fundamentals of punk snagged themselves around vocalist Pheobe Lunny ’s tongue, as the band seethed a

Queen Square didn’t look like itself. Forget the postcard lawns and neat cobblestones—by Friday night it was a breathing, sweating...

Reading & Leeds has always been a haven for the bold, the loud, and the left-of-centre. While main stage headliners tend to dominate the...