At £65 a ticket you'd hope to be left slack-jawed in wonder by stage hydraulics, flame-throwers, dancing girls and at least a dozen costume changes. But supply and demand being what it is, instead we get an old goat in a dusty suit shaking a pair of maracas. Read more...
Brian Eno's reputation as the egghead of contemporary music precedes him. But while he can explain the links between architecture and doo-wop, he doesn't have a clue how to write a hit. Read more...
Fiona is a writer and interviewer who has contributed to a wide range of publications in the UK and beyond for more than 10 years, including The Independent, The Independent on Sunday, The Evening Standard, The Observer and The Scotsman. She has also been a guest on BBC radio's Front Row and The Verb. She lives in Brighton with her husband and daughter.