Michael Hann

The horror of London’s music venues

What use is an auditorium like Here at Outernet where a large chunk of the punters can’t even see the stage?

Amaarae – whose album Fountain Baby was one of last year's best – performing at Here at Outernet. Photo: Burak Cingi / Redferns

  • Amaarae

    Here at Outernet

  • Skindred

    OVO Arena Wembley

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