Aynsley Lister – Along For The Ride: Album Review
Following a fantastic Summer festival and venue tour, British bluesman Aynsley Lister releases Along For The Ride, arguably his best yet!
Following a fantastic Summer festival and venue tour, British bluesman Aynsley Lister releases Along For The Ride, arguably his best yet!
Stone cold classic Hard Rock from Glenn Hughes and The Damn Truth at Manchester Academy 2.
King William further bolsters his place on the battlefield, bringing folkier tropes back into his southern-rock drawl from Cornwall, via his convoluted history and geography.
We’re in Manchester and Nottingham for a couple of nights of Seventies infused Rock with Dirty Honey.
Ayron Jones rips yet another new one on Chronicles Of The Kid. They call him ‘filthy’.
Stone By Stone from Ian Siegal -Blues through a varied focus, where the campfire burns brightest.
Ric Sanders returns to the site to share his memories of Fairport’s Cropredy Convention’s past! Another fascinating read about one of THE best festivals.
Two of our finest singer-songwriters channel the lesser-known works of Don Everly. Rab Noakes’s final studio recordingsÂ
Miraculous Mule bring redemption through the power of music. Say hallelujah!
Rival Sons open the door to the promised land. Dirty Honey are on the other side. The Californians appear right at home in deepest Lancashire…
Eric Gales and Dom Martin prove a potent double bill of blues at The Met.
TV icon, Matt Berry, shows the right way to recreate 60s psychedelia on his latest long player; The Blue Elephant.
We catch a tremendous double bill as The vintage Caravan team up with Empyre to lay waste to Manchester.
The brand-new album from Eric Gales,  produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith, puts him back at the top of the blues tree with a wonderful blend of soulful, funky, rocky blues.
The Cold Stares head into the UK in a few days – we manage a few words with the chaps ahead of their first visit to the UK.