Father John Misty w/ Butch Bastard – O2 Apollo Manchester: Live Review
Father John Misty brings the sounds of Mahashmashana to Manchester. Backed by an indelible band, Mr. Tillman delivers a sumptuous sermon.
Father John Misty brings the sounds of Mahashmashana to Manchester. Backed by an indelible band, Mr. Tillman delivers a sumptuous sermon.
Gareth Dunlop rolls through Manchester to serenade the rainy city. The Northern Irish artist comes with bags of charm and brilliant songs.
Coming off of their refreshingly inventive third album, Lust For Life Or: How to Thread the Needle and Come Out the Other Side to Tell the Story, Courting hit up Manchester Gorilla.
Skunk Anansie are readying their latest album; what better way to hype it than with a sold out show in Manchester!
One man, one guitar, a pedal board, some dad jokes. We head off on a magic carpet ride with acoustical guitar genius, Mike Dawes.
The Darkness are set to release their latest album. Enjoying a deserved resurgence, the hard rocking quartet are still an irresistible proposition on the live stage.
We head off to Liverpool for an evening in celebration of thirty years of music making from Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman.
Thomas Walsh returns to The West Hampstead Arts Club to celebrate the release of the first Pugwash album Almond Tea.
We’re at York Barbican – Looking Back and Living The Years – with Mike Rutherford & The Mechanics. There’s even a drift into Genesis!
We join The Levellers Collective in Liverpool for a deep dive into the catalogue alongside the more familiar expectations.
Liverpool indie-rock band Circa Waves head to The 1865 in Southampton to play their penultimate gig of their UK Tour.
We join Fish in Liverpool as he nears the end of the road to the isles.
A special evening and a privilege to be in the same room as Fowlis, Carpenter and Polwart.
Blackheart Orchestra bring their multi-instrumental magic to the compact confines of Leamington’s Temperance. Two people, one great sound…
Opeth read from The Last Will & Testament, as well as other classic readings from their storied back catalogue. Support comes from fellow Swedes, Grand Magus.