#IndieLitMagGala 2025 Spotlight: ALOCASIA Journal
Alan Parry
October 13, 2025
There’s something rare and steady about a journal that knows exactly what it is—and makes no apologies for it. ALOCASIA is one
Clear your calendars and polish your nostalgia glands, Graham Nash is back this autumn, bringing his time-stamped harmonies and still-burning protest spirit to stages across the UK. The tour, aptly titled More Evenings Of Songs & Stories, sees the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Famer dive deep into a back catalogue that helped define a generation, and still resonates like a tuning fork in the soul of modern music.
From Hollies hits like “On a Carousel” to CSNY anthems “Teach Your Children” and “Our House,” and solo classics including “Chicago/We Can Change the World,” Nash’s set will be a masterclass in songwriting with substance. Expect warmth, wit, and the kind of melody-making The Guardian once likened to “bathing in sunshine.” He’ll be joined by a seasoned band ready to do justice to the decades-spanning material: Todd Caldwell, Adam Minkoff, and Zach Djanikian.
Warming up the stage is none other than Peter Asher, whose career runs from Peter & Gordon’s 60s pop gems to producing titans like James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt. His set promises stories from inside the Beatles’ Apple Records and beyond, music history served straight from the source.
Whether you’re there to relive the soundtrack of your youth or just eager to hear songs that still mean something, this is not one to miss.
Tour Dates – October 2025
Get in quick—these evenings are living, breathing pieces of music history.
Photo Credit: Ralf Louis
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