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Rishi Shah

London

Founder at The Groat

Freelance Contributor at Freelance

Freelance Music Journalist | Radio Producer | Multimedia Producer | Sports TV Researcher | Presenter @NME @KerrangMagazine @BBCWYS @BBCLeeds @IMG etc

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | nme.com | Rishi Shah

    “It’s gonna be the Winter summer,” declares Jessica Winter. Although it might not have the horsepower to properly dethrone Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ phenomenon, when Winter’s debut album lands on July 11, it will showcase the most complete, fully fledged gateway into the mind of the future alt-pop sensation that we’ve had to date.

  • 2 weeks ago | nme.com | Rishi Shah

    You Me At Six called time on their 20-year career last night (April 4), playing their final show – dubbed ‘The Final Night Of Six’ – at London’s OVO Arena Wembley. Check out the setlist, footage and more from what went down below. READ MORE: You Me At Six tell us about their split: “This is a serious underdog story”Since officially announcing their split in January 2024, the Surrey rock quintet have been on the road for farewell shows across Europe, Australia, North America and Japan.

  • 1 month ago | discover.ticketmaster.co.uk | Rishi Shah

    Music / 21 March 2025 Review Knocked Loose's Manchester show points to a growing appetite for a more intense, savage side to hardcore punk Unless you’ve been living under a rock, the global hardcore punk renaissance is not news to heavy music fans – to the point where it’s reached a state of semi-permanence.

  • 1 month ago | nme.com | Rishi Shah

    The anticipation from Sleep Token’s new ‘offering’ – as they have always described their songs – significantly exceeds anything that’s come before. Since the anonymous metal band’s third album ‘Take Me Back To Eden’ in 2023, the British group’s stock has skyrocketed. This mysterious masked collective shifted 40,000 tickets in London alone last year, and are set to headline Download Festival this June.

  • 1 month ago | risingnepaldaily.com | Rishi Shah

    The night skies of this spring month offer superb sights of perplexing planets, sensational stars that concoct confounding constellations, and numerous bewildering bodies residing all over the heavens. The elusive planet Mercury and the romantic planet Venus can be tersely viewed in the western sky after dusk. They are creeping cautiously towards the western horizon with the stars that sketch the sprawling constellation Pisces (fishes).

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Rishi Shah
Rishi Shah @rishi_shah2
22 Apr 25

Ahead of their second album 'BAD STAR' landing this Friday, this interview with @HimalayasBand is now available to read online via @KerrangMagazine: https://t.co/WrjB67N0Si

Rishi Shah
Rishi Shah @rishi_shah2
21 Apr 25

RT @BBCWYS: 🙌 You heard them... Limbs outside Elland Road as the final whistle blows at Turf Moor and we know what that means, Leeds Unite…

Rishi Shah
Rishi Shah @rishi_shah2
10 Apr 25

Really honest conversation with Matt Bigland of @DINOSAURPILEUP for Kerrang! about his battle with ulcerative colitis, loneliness, agony and isolation - and how he channelled such a tumultuous period into their first album in 6 years - announced today. https://t.co/p9LsPzdGiS