Joanne's blog

Franz Ferdinand at Truck Festival 2017 As festival season approaches mot people are excited to get back in a field, drink some warm cider and listen to their favourite bands and find fun new artists. But, there’s always an exception, the music snobs who want to spoil festival season for everyone and this is done by complaining about the line up, saying how festivals were better in the 90s. Here's a few points on why I think we should stop complaining about festival line ups. 1.There can be more than one genre at a festival! A few years ago Kanye West said "rap is the new rock and roll" and whilst he may be making headlines today about his weird, alt right twitter antics, I do agree with this statement. This year Kendrick Lamar has been announced as headliner for Reading and Leeds festival, they even have a stage dedicated to grime, r'n'b and hip hop (BBC Radio 1 xtra stage). Reading and Leeds was traditionally a rock festival, but times have changed,

1. The Magic Gang (Album by The Magic Gang) The Magic Gang are making guitar  music exciting again, and their debut album proves this. After packing out festival tents last year, they released their debut album on 16th March 2018. This follows several EPs that showcased what the band is capable of, and the debut album exceeds expectations. "Alright" and "All This Way", which were previously released, have been amplified to be bulky indie anthems. This album will immerse you in 90s nostalgia. 2. Fenty Beauty - Gloss bomb Rihanna released her highly anticipated make up line last September, and after trying the majority of the products Gloss Bomb is my favourite. If your lips are in need of moisture, if they've been suffering through our extremely long winter, this product is the perfect solution. The Shea Butter moisturises the lips, and the neutral colour of the Gloss will  suit every skin tone. It's time we embrace the Gloss revi