OK GO – Nottingham: Live Review
No unicycles, treadmills or marching bands. Just great music and confetti. Lots of confetti. It’s OK GO at Nottingham Rock City
No unicycles, treadmills or marching bands. Just great music and confetti. Lots of confetti. It’s OK GO at Nottingham Rock City
We catch an intimate gig by Liz Jones and John Bruce at Salford’s Eagle Inn.
It’s that time of the year again. Damnation 2026 pulls together another varied bill with some heavy hitters topping the line up.
Messa are an innovative four-piece metal band from Italy who are not afraid to mix metal with other influences. We catch them at Cathouse in Glasgow.
Revisiting The Greatest album, Cat Power brings her remarkable voice to Manchester’s Albert Hall.
Ragged Bear festival celebrates ten years, offering diverse music, great atmosphere, and unbeatable value.
Personal Trainer provide the perfect tonic at Manchester’s Band On The Wall.
The Fog on the Lich? The evergreen Lindisfarne roll in on a wave of way more than nostalgia, showing just how to do their heritage proud.
A stunning double bill of Hue And Cry and Roachford creates the perfect pop/jazz/rock blend for a fabulous night out.
Din Of Celestial Birds land in Manchester in support of their latest album, Takeoffs & Landings. Wildernesses and Swamped are in support.
With just the Royal Albert Hall lying in wait, Steve Hackett and his band nudge the bar ever higher in Liverpool.
ATB resident Metallica superfan, Andy Pountney heads to Vegas to report on the first of his two nights with Metallica and the Sphere experience.
The Proclaimers continue to impress showcasing their thirteenth album, You May Offend, alongside classic hits, memorable melodies and insightful lyrics.
Exactly two years since his last visit, Steve Hackett and his band grace the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.
We report back from a night at Over Hulton Folk club with Norrie ‘Tago’ MacIver.