on our radar
This month at beyond we have been mainly…..
ROCKIN’
There’s still time to catch the holy grail of rock archaeology with the ‘Rolling Stones Unseen 63’ exhibition which showcases over 100 never-before-seen photographs shot in 1962 before they were famous.
The exhibition runs until September 10th at Dockside Vaults in London’s St. Katharine Docks and tickets are available at
rollingstonesunseen.com/tickets
JIVIN’
We’ve long been fans of the King of Cool Leon Bridges so when the chance came to see him live at the magical Piece Hall, we couldn’t get to Halifax quick enough.
And the great man didn’t disappoint as he bossed the stage in the sharpest suit I’ve seen in a while and even had the good grace to finish his set with his hit ‘beyond’ for us. Nice touch. If you haven’t listened to the soulful Mr Bridges yet, we suggest you give him a go.
LIGHTIN’
We love a good light at beyond and this summer we’ve been particularly enjoying this little Tom Raffield number that’s been lighting up our garden.
Check out their extensive range of indoor and outdoor lighting at tomraffield.com
CELEBRATIN’
Make sure you get yourself down to Tinker Gallery between September 4th and 20th for a two week exhibition of all things beyond.
To mark our 20th anniversary, the gallery will be showcasing some of the iconic covers that have made it such a much-loved publication over the years.
For more information visit
tinkergallery.co.uk
SITTIN’
We’re loving the laid-back vibes of The Bali Concept and their beautiful furniture. Catching our eye this month is this rattan chair with rich dark wood that is currently all the rage according to our friends at TBC.
Check out their latest furniture and style tips at thebaliconcept.co.uk
REMINISCIN’
Make Yourself at Home is a landmark exhibition for Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture, weaving together newly commissioned photography and rich archival material to present a vibrant portrait of life in Bradford.
From wide-lapelled 1970s wedding celebrations to garage-smoked Latvian meats, the photographs capture personal milestones, cultural traditions, and everyday moments of connection.
The exhibition runs from 13th September to 20th December at Impressions Gallery, Centenary Square, Bradford.
WEST ENDIN’
If you’re down in London anytime soon make sure you check out the West End smash hit Stereophonic, which has just arrived fresh off Broadway. The play follows five musicians in the 1970s who are on the verge of hitting the big time as they record their new album. Expect sex, drugs and rock n roll as this epic tale unfolds beautifully.
Stereophonic is playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre, London.
READIN’
Originally published to accompany the ground-breaking exhibition at V&A South Kensington, Bowie Is traces the rock star’s career from its beginnings in London, through the breakthroughs of Space Oddity and Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, and on to his impact on the larger international tradition of twentieth century avant-garde art
Revised paperback edition published September 2025.
INDULGIN’
Check out The Banksia, a new Mediterranean bar and restaurant in Leeds that is bringing bold flavours and a vibrant dining experience to the city centre.
Led by award-winning Head Chef Craig Rogan, The Banksia offers a small plate concept, along with some showstopping favourites
Located in Hotel Indigo on Lower Briggate it’s a welcome arrival and expect great things from this talented chef.



