Lucy Harbron

Far Out Magazine

Her's: The tragic band who could have ruled the indie world

By: Lucy Harbron

The Liverpool duo Her's tragically died in a car crash in 2019, but it was clear to all their fans that the band were set to lead the way in the world of indie.

Far Out Magazine

The remnants of rock ‘n' roll: The London landmarks that are still open today

By: Lucy Harbron

One of the biggest tragedies for any rock and roll fan is the fact that so much history has been lost to time.

Far Out Magazine

How did Birmingham become the epicentre of modern indie in the 2010s?

By: Lucy Harbron

At the moment, there's a lot of talk about the need to decentralise music

So Young Magazine

So Young Magazine - Listen - Way Dynamic - Officially

By: Lucy Harbron

Melbourne's Way Dynamic shares 'Officially' from the new international release of 2025's 'Massive Shoe' via JagJaguwar.

Far Out Magazine

The 1960s band Mick Jagger couldn't stand being compared to

By: Lucy Harbron

In the 1960s, Mick Jagger despised being likened to this other British invasion band that he thought were nothing by "shit" knock-offs of them.

Rolling Stone UK

Violet Grohl live in London: A nervous newbie with immense potential

By: Lucy Harbron

20-year-old with a very famous surname delivers an exciting if somewhat nervous set.

Far Out Magazine

The artist Joe Walsh called a national treasure

By: Lucy Harbron

The Eagles' guitarist Joe Walsh shared his deep love and admiration for Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks, calling his ex-girlfriend a "national treasure".

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The 1977 Fleetwood Mac song that left Christine McVie in tears

By: Lucy Harbron

When it came to recording one song for Fleetwood Mac's Rumours, Christine McVie broke down in tears at the beautiful moment made for her track 'Songbird'.

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The songwriter Elton John said was out of everybody's league: “So multitalented”

By: Lucy Harbron

There are some musicians who the general public loves for their catchy, accessible songs that please the masses.

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The 1979 song David Gilmour wouldn't play at the Pink Floyd reunion

By: Lucy Harbron

When Pink Floyd reunited after two decades for the Live 8 event, the decision of the setlist was a tough one as David Gilmour refused to play one big hit.