The expectations around the new Frank Carter album, Dark Rainbow, and it’s live outing together with the bands reputation for incendiary live shows meant this was always going to be a busy one. Add in two quality supports and there…
Category: LIVE REVIEW
Friday night at Victoria Warehouse promised a nostalgic plunge into the heart of pop-punk. With a sold-out venue pulsing with energy, fans eagerly assembled, ready to immerse themselves in the angsty, glory days of their youth. With three pop-punk powerhouses…
Buckcherry explode onto the O2 Islington Academy stage, reigniting the embers of rock ‘n’ roll with a ferocity that has defined their journey and storm into the 1999 classic ‘Lit Up’ frontman Josh Todd up front and centre all swagger, his unique voice – a blend of rasp, grit, and emotion – immediately captivating the fans.
Tuesday is not normally a night I would venture out to a gig, to make matters even more out of the norm, its a cold and windy night in January. But when The Libertines announce they are going on tour…
A bus ride over to what could be easily described as the desolate windy city (always over looked for city status Middlesbrough), we make our way through the strangely quiet streets, think the revellers here prefer to do it indoors…
Since 2006; The Front Bottoms have been an outlet for frontman’s Brian Sella’s evocative songwriting and characteristic vocals. On a cold and dark Wednesday night, they parked their tour bus outside Manchester Academy, marking their first visit to the UK…