Michael Hann

The songs are still as fresh and appetising as a hot loaf: The Lightning Seeds livestream reviewed

Compared with Ian Broudie’s primary-coloured pop, Julien Baker's songs, livestreamed from Nashville, seemed pallid

The Lightning Seeds were a marvel at the North Will Rise Again online festival. Image: Ian Georgeson / Shutterstock
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  • The Lightning Seeds

    The North Will Rise Again festival, Liverpool

  • Julien Baker

    Hutton Hotel, Nashville

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