Massive Wagons, The Virginmarys – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
We’re at Manchester Academy as Massive Wagons bring Triggered to town.
We’re at Manchester Academy as Massive Wagons bring Triggered to town.
We’re at gig #999 for Gary Numan at London’s Electric Ballroom.
We take on the three night challenge of Peter Hook & The Light and the Easter Homecoming at Manchester’s Albert Hall.
Something To Tour About celebrates 25 Years of Badly Drawn Boy; one of the UK’s finest ever songwriters.
Electronic pioneers, Orbital, roll into Manchester with a new album to plug, and a bunch of faces to make smiley.
A classic nostalgia trip as we head back to the Seventies with Steve Hillage. The Utopia Strong support.
Haken and Between The Buried And Me headline a mighty bout of devastating Prog Metal in Manchester. The note counters rock into overdrive.
We head to Wembley Arena to take in three of the finest heavy metal bands on the planet with Lamb Of God, Kreator and Sylosis all adding to a quite brilliant bill.
Self Esteem continue the I Tour This All The Time jaunt. We were at the second of three dates in Manchester.
We catch up with rising star Jenny Colquitt, towards the end of her sell-out, UK tour.
Over Hulton Folk Club’s March offering sees Tony Winstanley and Len Pilkington offer up a double bill.
Fairport Convention, Hannah Sanders, Ben Savage, Southport and Manchester. All for one and one for all as the Wintour draws to a close.
Sharon Shannon Trio – Live at Norton’s Digbeth. Much glee – given and shared with a heaving audience.
Hundred Reasons tour the UK for the first time in many a year on the back of their first LP for 15 years with Hell Is For Heroes and My Vitriol in tow.
The Glasgow audience raise the roof. Hamish Hawk both live and on record is a phenomenon, with a serious lyrical and musical talent.