Tommy Scott (Space) – Early Doors Club, St George’s Church: Live Review
Tommy Scott, of Space fame, heads to The Early Doors Club for a brilliant outing with a whole host of great songs in tow. Support comes from up and comer, Bella Whitter.
Howard King
Caravan: The Shows Of Ours – Live: Album Review
This mammoth compilation of 10 LPs showcases Caravan at their best…. Live, with six concert appearances between 1976 and 2001.
DK Harrell – Talkin’ Heavy: Album Review
Debut album from DK Harrell introduces another young artist establishing himself as one of the best of a new crop of bluesmen.
The Hayes Sisters/Corrie Shelley – Over Hulton Folk Club: June 4th 2025
This month’s bill at Over Hulton Folk Club sees The Hayes Sisters supported by Corrie Shelley.
Mission Jupiter – Aftermath: Album Review
Belarussian alt-metal act return with their new long player, Aftermath. If you want songs meticulously crafted and delivered, look no further.
Toria Wooff w/ Creepy Crawly – YES, Manchester: Live Review
Toria Wooff , a favourite of At The Barrier, heads to Manchester to deliver her unique blend of ethereally gothic folk.
Dear Mr Fantasy – A Celebration featuring the music of Jim Capaldi: Album Review
Cherry Red have dug out a superb collection of songs performed in tribute to Jim Capaldi, one of our masters of rock songwriting.
Eric Bell Band / The Southern Rock Band – Barnoldswick Music & Arts Centre: Live Review
We’re at one of our favourite venues getting up close and personal with Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell.
Merry Hell – Rising Of The Bold: Album Review
The long awaited return to the studio for Merry Hell is over. Rising Of The Bold is their new album.
Anyone – Echoes Of Man: Album Review
Acclaimed musician and respected environmentalist Riz Story as Anyone, has concocted another awesome conceptual tale on Echoes Of Man.
Edwina Hayes/ Steve Moonshine: Over Hulton Folk Club: Live!
Edwina Hayes and Steve Moonshine provide the headline at April’s OHFC.
Beirut – A Study Of Losses: Album Review
A Study Of Losses is the brand new album from Beirut. Wallow in the placid tones of Zach Condor’s compositions which will challenge expectations.
The Young’uns 20th Anniversary Celebration Tour – Lowther Pavilion, Lytham: Live Review
In the early stages of their 20th anniversary tour (and some 40th birthdays) the Young’uns visit the Lowther Pavillion in Lytham.
Unbelievable Truth – Citizens Band: EP Review
Oxford based Unbelievable Truth has reunited after 25 years but haven’t lost an ounce of their initial vibrancy, arguably better than ever.
Torsz – Otthon: Single Review
A six year break has given Hungary’s instrumentally focussed rock group Torsz time to decide the next phase of their career.