Michael Hann

What a genuine delight to be among people: Gorillaz, at the O2, reviewed

Plus: the terrific Holly Humberstone, whose voice is able to be a whisper or strident, and who writes songs with actual choruses and hooks

The first full-scale arena shows in this country since before the pandemic, in which younger artists like Jelani Blackman made an impression. Image: Luke Dyson
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