Sophie

If the general election has brought light on anything it is the true colours of our beloved Britain; selfish, racist, homophobic, prejudice and foolish Britain. We have voted against everything that we should be proud of: the NHS, council housing, free education, benefits, the list can go on. And why? Because we are scared of […]

It’s been a while since I’ve done this, but I am so excited to be writing a little something for b**p again! My name is Sophie Ogle, and I have recently graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with a 2:1 in Marketing Management. I was lucky enough to secure post-graduate employment before my course finished, and […]

One of the worst things that can happen to a horror franchise is for it to be dragged out and overused. We’ve seen it happen to many before, classic horrors literally slaughtering themselves; Scream and Saw were murdered by many pointless sequels, making the original masterpieces redundant. It seems like this is exactly what has […]

The electronic duo from London always seems to have something up their sleeve. Whether it be being the most memorable performance from Reading and Leeds entire line up or embarking on a spontaneous arena tour around the UK, Chase and Status are always on the scene. After the success of No More Idols in 2011, […]

Despite being released over 47 years ago, “Rumors” is one of the most iconic and biggest selling albums of all time. The record’s cover is recognisable to almost everyone, a Fleetwood Mac fan or not, and “Go Your Own Way” is one of the most recognisable tracks ever released too. Numerous huge stars of the […]

Earlier this week the massive Scottish festival announced its astounding line up in one huge announcement. The mega broadcast included the likes of Biffy Clyro, Arctic Monkeys, Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding, The 1975 and Imagine Dragons. These huge names caused a Twitter frenzy causing fans of the artists to become hysterical. If anything is guaranteed, […]

Cheryl Cole is rumoured to be returning to the X factor UK and will be sitting alongside old timer Louis Walsh and king Cowell. However she only agreed to coming back if she was the only female judge on the panel. So maybe Cheryl and Danni didn’t get along as well as it looked on […]

After a show stopping performance at Glastonbury festival last year, Reading and Leeds appeared to be a little limited when it came to picking their headliners. Eminem was a great start to the line-up and just enough to wet your appetite for the festival but the following two headliners, Biffy Clyro and Green Day, seemed […]

As the vastly popular TV show draws to a close this week, American Horror Story: Coven has gone from virtually unknown to the second most watched series on a Wednesday night. 2.2 million viewers can’t be wrong. But after Wednesday’s flop of an episode, I wouldn’t be surprised if ratings were down for the seemingly […]

After a three year hiatus, the Devon based band are back with their new single “I’m Aquarius”. After being together since 1999, the band have surprisingly only released three albums thus far with a fourth due for one release in 2014, but every time the wait is definitely worth it. The English Rivera was one […]

New Zealand born Ella Yelich-O’Connor, more commonly known by her stage name Lorde, has suddenly become a household name and is definitely being spoke of in all the right places. She’s like marmite. If you ask anyone their opinion on the songstress they will tell you they passionately hate her because she is a “carbon […]

Marshall Mathers, is just one of those aging stars we can’t seem to get rid of, not like that’s a bad thing of course. Eminem is constantly getting bigger and better and after phenomenal performances headlining Reading and Leeds this summer, his fan base could only have grown. Released on the 5th November, Marshall Mathers […]

Two venue changes, problems with tickets and a mile long queue couldn’t dampen the spirits at female rock duo, Deap Vally’s first solo gig in Newcastle. Kicking off the evening’s proceedings were two astounding supporting acts. WTCHRS resembled the sounds of Nirvana, the Maccabees and Foals all rolled into the one and nicely warmed up […]