Michael Hann

Joyous and sexy: Nathy Peluso, at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, reviewed

Plus: the cumulative power of A.A. Williams's windswept metal at the Queen Elizabeth Hall was both awesome and beautiful

Nathy Peluso was a force of nature, at one point managing a burst of one-armed press-ups. Credit: Cindel Oranday @cindeloh 
issue 24 September 2022
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  • A.A. Williams

    Queen Elizabeth Hall, and touring until 18 November

  • Nathy Peluso

    O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

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