Sarah Akomanyi

1 month ago | wepluggoodmusic.com | Sarah Akomanyi

As Kawala bid farewell to their fans, for the last time, the band head out on a UK tour with a stop at Birmingham’s O2 Institute for an unforgettable night. It was a bittersweet night saying goodbye but also a night of nostalgia and celebration. Before Kawala took the stage, their tour support, Australian indie pop band, Teenage Dads, set the tone for the night.

2 months ago | wepluggoodmusic.com | Sarah Akomanyi

The summer of 2024 saw an array of exciting shows at Warwick Castle, featuring artists such as McFly, Ministry Of Sound Classical, and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. With support from The Waeve and The Smiths’ Johnny Marr, there was a sense of British rock nostalgia from start to finish. It was a great day for fans of Blur, The Smiths and Oasis. Bringing a synth driven sound as they opened up the show was The Waeve, consisting of Blur’s Graham Cox and Rose Elino Dougall.

Feb 2, 2025 | wepluggoodmusic.com | Sarah Akomanyi

Leigh-Anne Pinnock, known for being a member in the successful girl group, Little Mix, took her solo material on the road as part of her ‘No Hard Feelings’ tour in the autumn of last year, and captivated the audience at the O2 Institute in Birmingham in October 2024 with her undeniable stage presence, catchy songs and appreciation for being in front of her adoring fans once again. As the lights went down, the room filled with cheers from around the room. The excitement was evident.

Oct 7, 2024 | euphoriazine.com | Sarah Akomanyi

The ’90s and early 2000s saw the rise of pop star Christina Aguilera. Over the years, with hit songs including “Genie In a Bottle”, “Dirrty” and “Beautiful,” she continued to cement her name in pop history. Fast forward 25 years, celebrating the anniversary of her debut album, Aguilera revisits “What a Girl Wants,” at Spotify’s Music Studios in LA, but this time with a twist.

Oct 6, 2024 | euphoriazine.com | Sarah Akomanyi

Linkin Park, a band that has broken boundaries when incorporating genres including rock, rap, electronic blends, and hip hop, returns with their latest single, “Heavy Is The Crown.” As always, they continue with their signature sound of anthemic and catchy choruses, Mike Shinoda’s rap verses, and strong vocals, this time from their new singer Emily Armstrong whose voice blends seamlessly with the sound and the meticulous arrangement of instruments from the rest of the band.