Richard Purden

Edinburgh author and poet Jenni Fagan was described by The New York Times as “the patron saint of literary street urchins”. It’s a cool description by anyone’s standards. Over Zoom, she’s also a fascinating interviewee. Much like her books, her chat is refreshing and unfiltered. We meet to discuss her excellent new novel, The Delusions. […]

John Power is sitting on a couch, under low light, with an acoustic guitar within reach. It feels like we're in his front room, having a chat.

Industry pioneer Kit Kemp draws on bold and imaginative Colombian influences for the interiors, fabrics and eccentric antiques.

When Foy Vance walks on stage at the Usher Hall later this year, it will be during a tour marking the end of a creative journey.

I first saw The Charlatans at the Edinburgh Playhouse in June 1991. Almost thirty-five years later, the setting is the Corn Exchange and the distance between then and now feels a lot less.

How Garbage broke taboos surrounding mental health with this 1998 single

In advance of the American star's Dublin gig, he talks about his genre's evolution, what he learnt from Martin Scorsese, and why he agrees with Springsteen on everything Trump

The former The La’s guitarist and Cast frontman grew up watching Liverpool