Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage – The Met, Bury: Live Review
We’re at The Met for the opening night of the Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage tour for the In The Dark We Grow album.
Mike has been photographing and writing about bands going back many years. A former writer and Reviews Editor on Louder Than War as well as several online music blogs, he also contributes to Fireworks and to Powerplay Rock & Metal magazines.
We’re at The Met for the opening night of the Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage tour for the In The Dark We Grow album.
Wise men with red flags – The Von Hertzen Brothers discard their Prog cloaks to reveal a set of pop-tinged rock anthems.
Cats In Space turn on the time machine and visit a classic era in their inimitable style.
Never anything less than uncompromising and challenging, Stick In The Wheel with another package of brutal honesty.
New twists and turns; the closing of some doors and the opening of others. A set from Alunah that signifies perseverance, endurance and hope.
Myles Kennedy heads back to basics in classic Hard Rock trio format.
Jon Boden and friends give a new take on an old tradition.
We’re at the RNCM in Manchester to help bid a Long Goodbye to folk icons Oysterband and June Tabor.
We’re in Liverpool for Steve Hackett and his latest Genesis related extravaganza.
Stephen Lawson / Bluenose B – more than just the average folkie.
Timothy – the new single from Rock Paper Goose…enter the world of ‘playful pop’.
Electro Folk brigand Frankie Archer brings four songs on a theme to her ever expanding repertoire.
Big Big Train roll into Manchester with a tour de force of joyous progressive rock and The Likes Of Us album.
New single from Elisabeth Elektra – Desire – a queer anthem, “celebrating individuality, body positivity, femme joy, and the reclamation of sexual agency.”
Schenker revisits the UFO years. Classic songs with guests galore accompanying the iconic axeman.