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Caius Economics Fellow’s naked protest show

My time seeing Victoria Bateman bare all for her 18+ event.

In defence of the Junction and what it stands for

If you think it’s just about upper middle-class ravers trying to act street, then you’re wrong.

The Week Ahead: A Streetcar Named Desire, Mark Hamill and Turf @ Junction

From Luke Skywalker to Lare+Lola, we bring you all the must-attend events for this week

Patrick Kielty jet-setting between LA, London and …Cambridge

The Tab does some serious investigative journalism and finds out whether Kielty would rather face one horse-sized duck or 100 duck-sized horses.

DMCs need to die now

Do us a favour

Cambridge Gig Guide: Spring 2015

Looks sick

What’s On Week Five!

Slim pickings this week, but no excuses not to put down that revision and head out for some fun in the Culture sun

DnB? Let me see…

Your tunesmith-in-residence MATT TEALE provides a brief exposition of d’n’b.

Laura Marling & Nick Mulvey Review

RIVKAH BROWN reports back from The Corn Exchange, where a confident Mulvey and a nervous Marling teamed up to deliver a satisfactory evening.

Interview: Passion Pit

HARRIET WADE and KATIE FORSTER meet the band PASSION PIT before their show at The Junction for a chat about life on tour, their music and whether they think they’ve ‘sold out’.

Wretch 32

SAM MELLOR is left surprised by an artist who oozes swagger.

Culture Column 3 – Cosmo Godfree

Cambridge’s musical deprivation is not all it seems, says COSMO GODFREE.

Holly’s Highlights: Week 1

Culture Editor HOLLY STEVENSON gives you a good dose of all things cultural to cure your Freshers’ flu. Swallow it, it’s good for you.

Itchy Feet

TALIA RICHARD-CARVAJAL: ‘Possessed with the Spirit of Jazz’s cooler brother, the Ghost of Groove, the floor was a mass of Cheshire Cat grins and flailing limbs’.

Interview: Feeder

‘We have always tried to make music that we think is good and be true to ourselves. Songs can be timeless, whereas trends come and go.’ HOLLY STEVENSON uncovers the secret behind FEEDER’s long-term success from frontman GRANT NICHOLAS.

Filthy Dukes @ White Noise

JONNY CARTER: “The Junction’s new White Noise night could be a strong response to students seeking a credible Saturday night’s clubbing in a town devoid of a proper weekend dance.”

Alternative May Week Guide

If you forgot to buy ball tickets or you’re floundering in apathy, LOTTIE UNWIN has some solutions.

Review: Alex Horne – Wordwatching

LOTTIE UNWIN and ROB SMITH can think of very little funnier than this original show.

Review: Adam Green

STEPHEN YANG enjoyed a delightfully shambolic showing from the filthy yet endearing Green.