Black Country, New Road – Albert Hall, Manchester: Live Review
Black Country, New Road are back in Manchester for the first of two nights at the magnificent Albert Hall.
Black Country, New Road are back in Manchester for the first of two nights at the magnificent Albert Hall.
Dinosaur Pile Up return to Manchester for their latest tour in support of their excellent new album, I’ve Felt Better.
Victorious Festival made its exciting annual return to Southsea Common for its twelfth year, drawing thousands of music lovers to the seaside across the bank holiday weekend.
Tommy Scott, of Space fame, heads to The Early Doors Club for a brilliant outing with a whole host of great songs in tow. Support comes from up and comer, Bella Whitter.
Day 2 of Cropredy 2025 turns out to be a stormer! All roads lead to Barcelona before Trevor Horn returns to close the night with a hit packed set.
We’re underway with our coverage of Cropredy 2025 with Peatbog Faeries and Albert Lee as first night headliners.
Catfish and the Bottlemen embark on stadium shows with a return to the Welsh capital, supported by DMA’s and Travis. They provide nothing but an incredible night to prove wrong all those that doubted them.
Yngwie Malmsteen rocks into London for his 40th anniversary solo tour. We check out whether the fingers have slowed down over the years!
Paul Heaton, alongside Rianne Downey, deliver a career spanning show of the highest order. Support comes from singer, songwriter and activist, Billy Bragg.
Another shot of Blue Rose Code – Ross Wilson, live alone and powerfully vulnerable.
The brothers Gallagher return. Oasis are once again, the talk of the World. For 41 nights, Oasis are back. We reflect on that opening night in Cardiff, and the return to home turf.
Simple Minds – live in the City of Wool. In the immortal words, “lemme see those hands.”
War celebrate 50 years of Why Can’t We Be Friends? with a rare show in Manchester, bringing the hit list to life!
The Charlatans return to Manchester with indie heavyweights Embrace and The Coral in tow – a mouth watering bill for any indie fan.
Start To End perform Prefab Sprout’s album Steve McQueen at Nottingham Rescue Rooms.