Leonie Cooper
Leonie Cooper is a music and culture journalist with over fifteen years experience writing for publications such as The Guardian and NME.
The Glastonbury blues will come for us all
So by now we’ve probably all had a little look at the annoyingly gorgeous weather forecast for what would have been next weekend’s Glastonbury....
I just got tickets to see The Streets play in a field and it’s...
It has now been 126 days since I last went to a gig. It’s the longest I’ve even been without seeing live music in...
Arca – ‘KiCk i’ review
Over the past 60 years many artists have tried to capture the sound of the future, with varying degrees of success. Never forget that...
Margo Price: “My music will be classified as country, no matter what I say”
Margo Price is dashing around outside her Nashville home, trying to find a spot with decent reception for our Zoom call. After trying a...
Bob Dylan – ‘Rough and Rowdy Ways’ review: a loungey, jazzy thing that doesn’t...
For almost 60 years, since his self-titled debut album was released in 1962, Bob Dylan has stridently been marching to the beat of his...
A love letter to Alanis’ ‘Jagged Little Pill’ at 25
I would have been 11 when 'Jagged Little Pill' was released, just a decade younger than its creator Alanis Morissette, and I can still...