Big Big Train – Stoller Hall Manchester: Live Review
Big Big Train roll into Manchester with a tour de force of joyous progressive rock and The Likes Of Us album.
Big Big Train roll into Manchester with a tour de force of joyous progressive rock and The Likes Of Us album.
Sam Palladio; actor and singer songwriter; takes the stage to showcase his debut album – The Perfect Summer’s Day, before we lost the Light.
An evening with Haken in Manchester is a masterclass in heavy progressive music.
We catch an utterly fabulous marge in sound from Katie Spencer, aided by Spencer Cozens, Alan Thomson and the songs of John Martyn.
Once more, we witness Aynsley Lister as he makes his annual visit to the North West. This time, we head to the brilliant Waterloo Music Bar in Blackpool.
Could be our final festival review of the season, but with plenty of ‘ATB approved’ acts on show, Seuras Og is on the case.
Texas roll back the years in style; 35 of them to be exact. Support comes from fellow Scot; the brilliant KT Tunstall.
Courtesy of the Early Doors Club project St George’s Church, Tyldesley is full to hear an hours worth of uplifting solo acoustic music from Bluetones’ vocalist Mark Morriss.
We are at O2 Ritz Manchester as Thomas Dolby rolls through on a rare UK tour. Support comes from Prefab Sprout’s Martin McAloon.
The gig diary is ever full, the latest being a visit to The Honeysuckle Inn in Ramsgate to see Rag Mama Rag.
more live action as we head to Sevenoaks for A3A Americana.
The Mid Sussex Music Hall plays host to Gary Louris – the latest stop on our travels around the live music circuits of the land.
An evening of classic indie rock as Richard Ashcroft and Ocean Colour Scene roll back the years. Ex-Kasabian man Tom Meighan is also on the bill.
The Hare & Hounds in Kings Heath plays host to Johnny Echols’ Love: Forever Changes and more, staying remarkably and robustly vibrant.
Songs of the soft white underbelly, delicate dirges of no small beauty. We’re in Birmingham to see Ben De La Cour.