Features – Page 3 – Vada Magazine

Ben Andrews: Diversity in rural communities

3 March, 2019Vada That

Belstaff ambassador Ben Andrews has recently opened up about the struggles of growing up as a gay man in the countryside. (Read more)

Rozalla, Queen of Rave

1 March, 20192 March, 2019Jonathan Dahl

The light is well and truly beaming right now for Rozalla, and it seems it has no means of fading anytime soon. (Read more)

Album review: Ladytron – Ladytron

25 February, 201925 February, 2019John Preston

Ladytron is one of Ladytron’s most essential records and one that builds on their surprisingly long tenure as one of the most influential electronic bands of the last 20 years. (Read more)

Enjoy a half-term thrill with Chill Factor^e

19 February, 201919 February, 2019Kim X

Grab some great deals on the slopes this half-term! (Read more)

Album review: Broods – Don’t Feed the Pop Monster

18 February, 201925 February, 2019John Preston

Don’t Feed the Pop Monster is Broods’ most classically pop album so far and also their best. If it isn’t a hit then don’t blame them and instead look take a harder look at the current state of pop culture as it continues to merrily eat itself. (Read more)

3 new bars to try this February in London

16 February, 201919 February, 2019Tim Firmager

With the-self-deprecation of Dry January well and truly over, we at Vada round up three recently opened bars to try out in London (Read more)

Are you ready for London Fashion Week?

15 February, 201919 February, 2019Vada That

Stasher, ‘the Airbnb of luggage’ and the world’s largest luggage storage network, has created a Dos and Don’ts list for any budding fashionistas preparing for their first London Fashion Week. (Read more)

Brighton and Hove Pride 2019 – the headliners

9 February, 201919 February, 2019Tim Firmager

Brighton and Hove Pride announces the headliners for its 2019 Pride in the Park and LoveBN1Fest, which this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn uprising (Read more)

LGBT History Month: Hidden Histories in John Rylands

1 February, 201919 February, 2019Jass Thethi

Jass Thethi explores the hidden histories on show at the John Rylands Library in Manchester for LGBT History Month. (Read more)

Veganuary may be sashaying away, but Vegan options stay

29 January, 201919 February, 2019Gideon Schneider

The increasingly popular month of Veganuary might be coming to a close for 2019, but the rising demand for all things vegan and vegetarian has left a longer term footprint on London that outlives the trend of the month. (Read more)