Scottish National Jazz Orchestra With Joe Locke & Kenny Washingtonĭundee, 24 February Edinburgh, 25 February This tour of cavernous arenas is in support of January’s sun-dappled Brightside album. New Jersey indie-folk stalwarts the Lumineers have built a pretty solid career around their breakthrough debut single, 2012’s ubiquitous, thigh-slapping Ho Hey, scoring three top 10 albums in the UK alone. Michael CraggĢ4 February to 4 Mar ch tour starts Nottingham Her recent album Ready Is Always Too Late, which will be showcased on this delayed tour, was one of 2021’s slowburn success stories.

Photograph: Ana TanakaĢ0 February to 28 Feb ruary tour starts GlasgowĪfter honing her craft collaborating with dance acts such as Disclosure, Ryan Hemsworth and Rudimental, singer-songwriter Harnett (above) has blossomed into one of the UK’s best R&B vocalists. Catherine Brayĭiva fever … Sinéad Harnett. Laura begins to perceive eerie, perhaps supernatural, connections between her late daughter and Megan, the girl next door.Ī shaggy dog story in every sense, and one that harks back to the days of wholesome Disney live-action animal yarns, this canine odd-couple movie stars Channing Tatum as a former army ranger tasked with returning a recalcitrant Belgian shepherd called Lulu to her former owner’s family. Starring Andrea Riseborough, this directorial debut from Stacey Gregg explores grief and obsession through the lens of a woman, Laura, who is still mourning the loss of a young child. It uses beautifully restored archival material to explore the lighter and darker sides of one of the world’s most famous men. The talented documentarians Peter Middleton and James Spinney, who last graced the big screen with their sensational Notes on Blindness, are back with an exploration of the life of Charlie Chaplin.

Both parts are on release now, alongside a retrospective of his other work to date.

Going Out - Saturday Mag illo Going Out: CinemaĪ battle between grassroots culture and a corporate impression of it plays out in the fictional upstate New York town of Checkford, in Patrick Wang’s new two-part avant-garde epic.

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