All Gone Wrong

This one is different. The first two episodes of All Gone Wrong were about public collapses - moments that make headlines and haunt careers. Leena Sharma-Spring’s story is warmer than that, and in some ways more important. If you’ve spent time in the world of We Love... at Space or on the Tisno festival site in Croatia, you probably know Leena. She’s the warm, familiar presence who always seems to...

The unravelling. In Part 2, we dive straight into the operational fallout, the heartbreak of fractured partnerships, and the powerful personal rehabilitation that happens after you walk away from the wreckage. This is a raw, vulnerable look at what happens when you identify so tightly with your creation that when it breaks, you break too. But it’s also about what the island gave him, and the quest...

An island. Literally. What happens when an elite team of international festival curators takes on a massive island territory, and the reality of the physical build collides head-on with the dream? From the initial, progressive vision to a total construction nightmare, this is the definitive, inside story of a broken paradise. In Part 1, Obonjan co-founder Dan Blackledge joins me to track the meteo...

In part 2 - the music stops. In the conclusion of our story, we go inside the night the dream collapsed at the London Pleasure Gardens. This isn’t just about a cancelled festival; it’s a look at what happens when the thing you love becomes a machine you can no longer control. Alex and George go on the record for the first time about the “original sin” of the build, the visceral pressure of the con...

It’s a two-part special : Episode 1 : The Vision & The Rise. We go back to the living room in Brighton and the DIY idealism that birthed the ‘Bloc-mentality.’ We track the transition from niche Norfolk raves to the the Butlin’s years, Bloc then at the peak of their power, a massive cultural machine that came to define a generation. Then in Episode 2: We’ll go inside the night of Bloc’s 2012 festiv...

In the electronic music industry, when things go wrong, they usually stay in the shadows. Managed in private, signed away with NDAs, and buried under a quiet agreement that we just don't talk about it. We’re told to maintain the "vibe," keep the aesthetic tight, and never let the mask slip. But that silence has a cost. Hosted by me, Angie, a crisis consultant and founder of The Rest Is Noise - All...