Eric Bell Band / The Southern Rock Band – Barnoldswick Music & Arts Centre: Live Review
We’re at one of our favourite venues getting up close and personal with Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell.
We’re at one of our favourite venues getting up close and personal with Thin Lizzy founder Eric Bell.
We’re out and about with Hawkwind and The Blackheart Orchestra at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall.
We’re at the AO Arena in Manchester to roll with the punches with Bryan Adams.
The Flaming Lips are touring in celebration of one of their many magnus opuses; 2002’s Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
We’re in Brum with the mighty and magnificent Pogues (and Stick In The Wheel).
Manic Street Preachers are fresh off releasing their fifteenth studio album; Critical Thinking. To promote their latest opus, the band land in Manchester.
We catch up with Billie Maree (and Anna Ling in support) down at The Barrelhouse in Totnes.
British indie-rock band, Razorlight, head to O2 Guildhall in Southampton to kick off their Planet Nowhere Tour.
We’re celebrating Spring with a new Kate Rusby album and tour as we head over to Halifax for the second date of the new tour.
Edwina Hayes and Steve Moonshine provide the headline at April’s OHFC.
In the early stages of their 20th anniversary tour (and some 40th birthdays) the Young’uns visit the Lowther Pavillion in Lytham.
Gigspanner Big Band – even greater than the sum of the parts – play The Met and go live on FolkScape. We’re in the room, in the flesh.
We’e at Manchester Apollo for a double bill of North European rituals and rites with Eivor and Heilung.
Ashley Hutchings, the Godfather of folk rock, celebrates a huge milestone with a star studded show at Birmingham Town Hall.
Father John Misty brings the sounds of Mahashmashana to Manchester. Backed by an indelible band, Mr. Tillman delivers a sumptuous sermon.