Skunk Anansie, Garbage, Du Blonde – Scarborough Open Air Theatre: Live Review
The Skunk Anansie and Garbage double headliner reaches Scarborough open Air Theater with Du Blonde along for the ride.
The Skunk Anansie and Garbage double headliner reaches Scarborough open Air Theater with Du Blonde along for the ride.
Belle & Sebastian charm Piece Hall on our latest visit.
Our run of gigs at The Piece Hall continues with a trip to see The Kooks.
A return to visit to Oxted where promoter Dom Damesick continues bringing quality acts to the Surrey town. On this occasion, Peter Holsapple.
Dan Whitehouse brings his Only Love show to rural Kent prior to the album’s release in October.
Rebel songs, social commentary, biting satire and, of course, a roll upon the high seas. Shank Painters tackle the lot on their 4th album, Spitfire
Virtuoso trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf lives up to his reputation as ‘a living legend of jazz’ as he reconvenes the Trumpets of Michel-Ange ensemble.
When the going gets tough, who else but Billy Ocean, gets going. In Lincoln.
Halestorm unplugged in London – one of those gigs that reminded everyone why great songs don’t need huge stacks of amps or elaborate stage production.
The 2026 incarnations of iconic US AOR outfits Jefferson Starship and Foreigner reach the AO Arena in Manchester.
No Scotland, no party – The Proclaimers perform to a sold out Parr Hall, on the same evening that Scotland could qualify from the group stages of the World Cup
We’re at Manchester Academy for a post-Download party from The All-American Rejects.
The Musical Box goes all early Collins-era Genesis with a production to match.
Monolitt is the eight album from Mork; another album of pure Norwegian darkness.
Warning release their new full length player, two decades after their massively influential Watching From A Distance. Is Rituals Of Shame worth the wait?