The shift in Loyle Carner’s persona in recent times is exemplified ... “I loved the anonymity of being in a band. I wanted to be around when the magic is happening and to not just be sent ...

After several hours of prolonged peak-time energy on the East Stage, the transition to Loyle Carner’s headline slot felt a touch anticlimactic, but Carner and his band did an admirable job of ...

Loyle Carner has shared his first taste ... On the tour supporting hugo, Carner formed a live band to help elevate his material, and utilised the new set-up for “All I Need” and “In My ...

By Thomas Smith Loyle Carner ... U.K., Carner discussed the new indie influences on the record such as Fontaines D.C., Mkgee and Big Thief, as well as forming his own band for the recording ...

Loyle Carner delivered an ... artists Sampha and Jorja Smith. Carner briefly paused the show midway through his song Angel to allow an audience member, who appeared to have fainted, to move ...

A statement added: “After inadvertently forming a band around his ‘Hugo’ tour – a dream of Carner’s throughout his life – the introspective jam of ‘in my mind’ sees Loyle step ...

After inadvertently forming a band around his hugo tour – a dream of Carner’s throughout his life – the introspective jam of "in my mind" sees Loyle step outside of his comfort zone, whilst also ...

In a series of firsts - singing, producing, accidentally forming the band of his dreams - Loyle Carner cultivates healthier boundaries, whilst also allowing his audience in.

But when I interview London’s Loyle Carner about ... EP A Little Late. Like Carner’s music, the concert at El Rey is intimate and personal; onstage with his band, he shares the compelling ...

Loyle Carner has spoken to NME about the response to his recent album, as well as revealing he’s working on new music. Watch our video interview with him above. “I’ve been very moved by the ...

After several hours of prolonged peak-time energy on the East Stage, the transition to Loyle Carner’s ... on display; the band layers a wonderful concoction of vintage synth lines, bass grooves and ...

By Thomas Smith The shift in Loyle Carner’s persona in recent times is exemplified by the opening songs on his two most recent LPs. On “Hate,” the scorching opener to 2022’s hugo ...