There are two guarantees in life: one is death, and the other is that you won’t regret going to a Lazy Two Steppers gig. A culture of ‘chalant’, unapologetic energy fills the room every time; exactly what we hope for from grassroots gigs. As a general rule, I believe that a sax and/or brass player heading to the stage at an indie/punk/rock gig is a good sign, so you can imagine the joy on my face watching this when both bands took to the stage. Beyond Lazy Two Steppers’ stell

The Guest List came to The Sunflower Lounge for their Birmingham show, bringing Florentenes as support. These two Manchester-based indie...

I returned to a Lazy Two Steppers gig on 22nd November to review Sunday Best who came all the way from London and were joined by local...

On the 17th October, For the Record Promotions held Hayden Lloyd’s headline gig at the Night Owl to promote his EP ‘Scoop’, which saw...