The long-awaited live album from Birmingham’s Americana specialists, The Lost Notes, is a triumph in every respect. Wish you’d been there? Listen to Live at Birmingham Symphony Hall and you’ll really believe that you were!
The man that the Los Angeles Times has tagged “The finest rock songwriter after Dylan and the best electric guitarist since Hendrix” has a new album in the pipeline.
Singer/guitarist Alun Davies from Before The Sirens joins us for a Why I Love on American metalcore band The Ghost Inside
Opeth play their only UK show in Halifax at The Piece Hall, on Yorkshire Day. Local lads Paradise Lost join the bill, as well as Swedish gloomsters, Katatonia.
Gary Numan explodes onto the Piece Hall stage with another mesmerizing show. Ladytron in support.
The War Is Over maybe but not for Phil Odgers & John Kettle who gather to celebrate the life and times of one Philip David Ochs.
Wolfmother hit Manchester on their 2026 European jaunt with The Howlers and Kim Jennett in support. Expect a massive dose of fuzz drenched rock and roll.
Dave Carroll reassembles his friends for a third helping of Bold Reynold. After Too, comes Free! – to prove that classic folk-rock is alive and well
Polymath (or solipsistic) Kavus Torabi (Gong, The Utopia Strong…etc) has a new album afoot. A tour too!
Welcome to Issue #19 of Singles Selection. With Singles Selection, we take a look at some of the brand new singles that have pricked our ears.
Din Of Celestial Brids bassist, Mann Banatan, joins us in our Why I Love column, writing about Karnivool.
Hawkwind – Sonic Assassins – what it says on the tin.
Kris Drever, we love what you’re doing! A stellar opus, which, if drawn from a back drawer of despair, could well be the Orcadian’s best yet!
This month’s Quick Takes includes Parker Barrow, Luke Haines, Marillion, Bywater Call, Witchsorrow, Emma Hunter and Around About Dusk,
We’re in Sheffield for a sunny weekend both weatherwise and musically for the 2026 edition of Tramlines.
