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“The Chemical Brothers’ capacity to unite a crowd in joyous communion remains peerless”: Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons shake London’s Royal Albert Hall to its storied foundations

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“The Chemical Brothers’ capacity to unite a crowd in joyous communion remains peerless”: Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons shake London’s Royal Albert Hall to its storied foundations

The penultimate night of this year’s Teenage Cancer Trust fundraising gigs delivers ecstasy via block rockin’ beats

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