Nothing says spooky season like cold, dark evenings, horror films, and Halloween costumes. Whether it’s for a cosy night in, a party, or pumpkin carving, the perfect choice of film or song can set the scene for a great night. Here are a few of the Sonic Hub team’s favourites to get you in the mood for this Halloween! Spooky Tunes Arguably the most famous song associated with Halloween, Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ seems to feature on everybody’s Halloween playlist. And of cou

Music & Culture publication Sonic Hub presents ‘LUVPOP.WAV’, at Colours Hoxton, August 2nd – an intimate evening honouring Pop music and its sub-genres, whilst also spotlighting a carefully curated line-up of emerging artists. Come support emerging musicians, fulfil your bubblegum pop fantasy and enjoy yet another evening of great music, community, and special prizes!

Sinners combines the horror genre with masterful storytelling, including classic horror tropes such as jump scares and the supernatural, alongside eye-opening perspectives on the racial segregation and discrimination that many black communities faced in the early 1900s during the Jim Crow era. There is also exploration of family history, folklore, and the rich tapestry of music created by black communities across generations.

Music & Culture publication Sonic Hub presents ‘The Summer Showcase’, a multi-genre intimate evening spotlighting a carefully curated line-up of emerging artists from the London music scene and beyond, hosted at Bar Doña on Saturday, June 14th.

From ancient rituals and festivals, to plays and shows, to now being able to play a soundtrack at the click of a button, the evolution of th

I remember hearing about the musical Hadestown in 2019, just after its short run at the Olivier Theatre in London. At the time, I was in...

On Thursday 3rd October, Sonic Hub attended an event for the release of Coldplay’s newest album Moon Music. This took place at St Michael + All Angels Church in Shoreditch, London. Along with others that had won tickets in the ballot to attend, we were granted the opportunity to listen to the album a day before its release to the public. Upon entry to the event, everyone was provided with some goodies before finding the place they wanted to sit in the church. Attendees each r

Have you ever been watching a film or TV show and discovered a song that you love, only to find out later that it was released decades before? It is not uncommon for films and TV shows/series to use previously released music, and it tends to pay off. The songs often regain popularity, appearing in the charts and reaching a brand new, and often younger, audience that it may not have been able to attract when first released, whether that be due to taste or age. A key example to

Down in the heart of Digbeth’s thriving music scene, I stumbled upon “Link Up,” Birmingham’s freshest spot for creatives to connect and...