21 date tour starts May 1st in Aberdeen Winning judge on The Voice with Cornish singer Molly Hocking Making huge waves in China as he hits 4.6 billion streams 2019 is proving to be another huge year for Olly Murs. As he gears up for a massive 21 date British arena tour, he’s taken the […]
One of the most important things musicians strive for is originality. Of course, you can take inspiration from anything and everything but having your own sound; your own unique style? This is something which is almost essential to making it in the music industry. And there is no doubt that upcoming Indie band, BILK have […]
Starting from an eighty euro gig to accumulating well over 40 million views, 230 thousand subscribers and nationwide tours; the story of Irish comedy group Foil, Arms & Hog is one of inspiration, dedication and passion. The comedy trio was formed in 2006 by Sean Finegan, Sean Flanagan and Conor McKenna in a bid to […]
Black Honey sold out Glasgow’s Stereo Bar on their promotional tour for Sailor Jerry, featuring local Glasgow band Crystal as their supporting act. Bursting out onto the stage, local Glasgow act CRYSTAL opened the show on Tuesday night. Diving straight into their first song ‘Sugar Sweet’, the Stereo Bar was filled with music reminiscent of […]
Written by Emily Braeger – Student Journalist Last year over 87,000 university applicants received at least one unconditional offer, which is over a 1/3. Including me. Seconds after I noticed that my UCAS Track had been updated, I accepted my offer, no questions asked. But was this the right decision? When applying for university everyone […]
As Scotland’s capital, its fair to say Edinburgh is a tourist-magnet. According to the Association of Scottish Visitor Attractions, Edinburgh boasts 7 of the 10 most visited attractions in Scotland while ONS figures show that in 2017, 71% of the UK’s overseas visitors came to Edinburgh on their trip. Attracting millions of visitors each year, […]
A Private War is a fitting tribute to Marie Colvin; a journalistic inspiration for the next generation. Directed by Matthew Heinemann and starring Rosamund Pike, this biographical love letter pulls no punches with the emotional weight of being a war correspondent. The film goes into detail about Marie and her life on the front line […]
It’s not every day you get to run for the Mayor of London. We sat down with Shaun Bailey to find out more about the rising star in politics, growing up in a council house under the shadow of Grenfell Tower, looking deeper into who he is, and find out what drives his ambition to […]
It’s 2019. It would be nice to think that the issue of gender quality is a thing of the past. But, the current gender pay gap in the UK stands at 18.4% (ONS). This statistic is not about like-for-like jobs; it is not saying that a man and women, doing the same role in the […]
Student Pages caught up with Jarlath Regan, creator of An Irishman Abroad, to discuss his new Men Behaving Badly podcast (featuring: comedian Sara Pascoe, human rights lawyer Simone George, journalists Nadine O’Regan and Sinead O’Carroll, comedian Brett Goldstein), and life behind the scenes as an acclaimed comedian. Jarlath was inspired at a young age by watching great […]