Harvey Solomon-Brady is the Editor-in-Chief of WHYNOW, a publication that covers a wide range of topics including music, art, culture, and lifestyle. With a focus on showcasing emerging artists and exploring the latest trends in the creative industry, Harvey's articles often highlight the diverse and vibrant world of contemporary music and entertainment.
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Harvey Solomon-Brady focuses on delivering news and announcements related to the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on music. He also covers gaming to a lesser extent.
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Not sure who to catch at Pitchfork Music Festival London? Here are the eight acts that absolutely need to be on your radar.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Oasis Live ‘25 just got even more exciting with Richard Ashcroft joining as a special guest for all UK and Ireland shows. A reunion of legends, bound to create unforgettable moments.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Elias Rønnenfelt of Iceage shares new single 'Doomsday Childsplay' ahead of his debut solo album Heavy Glory, set for release this Friday. Catch him live at Pitchfork Music Festival in London.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
There’s buckets of fun and unconventional frolics to be had at Left of the Dial, but the onus is firmly on showcasing new alternative artists you need to know, or will be kicking yourself that you didn’t know sooner.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Sharon Van Etten announces a debut album with The Attachment Theory, dropping on 7th February, alongside new single ‘Afterlife’ and a 2024 UK/EU tour.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Flat Party have just dropped their intense new single ‘Madonna’, the latest taste of their upcoming EP It’s All Been Done Before, out on 15th November via Submarine Cat Records. The London-based sextet are known for blending humour, flamboyance, and gritty emotions into shapeshifting indie rock, and ‘Madonna’ is no exception. It’s a dark, unsettling ... Flat Party drop intense new single ‘Madonna’ ahead of EP release
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Local Natives’ Taylor Rice and Ryan Hahn discuss their new LP film and the themes of friendship, change, and nostalgia it captures. Ahead of their London show, they reflect on nearly two decades as a band, the surreal and candid moments on screen, and the bittersweet beauty of growing together.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
After eight years apart, The Maccabees return to headline All Points East, marking a decade since Marks to Prove It. Discover the story behind their reunion here.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
London’s Common Saints offers an exclusive look at Cinema 3000, exploring his musical inspirations and personal philosophy behind each track.
By: Harvey Solomon-Brady
Bilk’s Sol Abrahams talks about the pressures of modern youth, social media’s influence, and how Essex, Drugs and Rock and Roll reflects a generation on the edge.
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