Feature: A Year On The Road Touring With UK Foo Fighters
Some people look at the passing or upcoming year through the change of seasons, birthdays and paydays. And there are some who are looking at it through the windows of trains, buses, vans and the change a city might bring, going about its daily business. There are...
Feature: Pulled Apart By Horses – Pulling Into Focus With The Haze
The rock album of summer 2017 is here. You may as well be the one playing The Haze because you are going to hear these tracks everywhere and if you're very lucky you'll catch it played live. The Haze is forth studio album from this hard rocking Leeds four piece....
Feature: Marianas Trench, Out Of The Abyss
The punk/emo rock band from Vancouver - Marianas Trench is hitting road. “EUROPE! Guess who’s coming back this May? It’s us. Returning to your glorious continent on “The Final Countdown” tour, we’re back at full strength and ready to finish what we started, and then...
Feature: Oddity Road, Profile Of An Emerging Band
Earlier this month, we caught up with the four young lads from Oddity Road, while on tour with The Sherlocks. Following their sell-out shows in Sheffield, there has been a certain buzz about this band. We wanted to find out more about what makes these up-and-comers...
Feature: Israel Nash, On the Lower East Side, There Was A Bar.
When I met Israel Nash he had just finished building his own recording studio on his ranch near Austin, Texas with his great friend and musical confidante Eric Swanson. After a meeting of minds discussing his new album Israel Nash's Silver Season we took a stroll...
Albums Of The Year 2016
At Rockshot Magazine we don't review albums but we do listen to them and this is our list of Albums Of The Year 2016 chosen by our great team of photographers and writers. The albums are not in number order but the titles at the beginning appeared most in everyones...
Bat Out Of Hell, The Musical & Meat Loaf.
In the 1970's Jim Steinman wrote a musical that was presented in workshop in Washington D.C. Jim had always intended these songs to be theatrical and a larger than life opus. When he met Meat Loaf the opportunity to realise the "rock and roll dream".. came true. Many...
Feature: Joseph @ Radio City Music Hall, New York.
New York based photographer Ebru Yildiz spent time with the band Joseph whose new album, I'm Alone, No Your Not is out now on ATO Records. What follows is Ebru's photo story and a tour diary by Natalie Closner, who along with her sisters Meegan and Allie are the...
Exhibition: You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-1970 @V&A, London.
You Say You Want a Revolution? Records and Rebels 1966-1970 @V&A, London. The iconic music, art, political dissension, literature and design have all been features of their own exhibitions internationally. The late 1960’s era is indisputably accepted as an...
Live: LeeFest Presents: The Neverland @ John Darlings Farm.
LeeFest Presents: The Neverland, is a new and exciting venture for Lee Denny and his pals. Believe it or not this is the Tenth Anniversary of LeeFest, and let me tell you there have been some changes and all of them good. Gone is the total DIY ethos of previous...
In Photos: LeeFest Presents The Neverland
LeeFest Presents: The Neverland. The day in photography as we have a close look around John Darlings Farm (we always wondered what he did after Peter Pan). From the Mermaid's Lagoon in neon, to pirates at Skull Ridge, we encounter Lost Boys and girls, glitter...
Premiere: Track A Lackin’ by Xylaroo
Xylaroo are Holly and Coco Chant, two sisters, two peas in a pod, two harmonious voices cut from the same cloth. They unveil their new single Track A Lackin here on RockShot Magazine. The song is out now on Sunday Best Recordings Track a Lackin is the girls 3rd single...
Words of Wilko: Don’t You Leave Me Here Book Launch @ Rough Trade East
If it wasn’t for Wilko Johnson, I wouldn’t be shooting live music. It was his terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis early in 2013 that made me consider how sad it was that I had no decent lasting memories of any of the many gigs (including Wilko’s gigs) that I’d been...
Feature: Lera Lynn, Otherworldly Evocative Americana
For devotees of HBO’s drama series True Detective, you could be forgiven for thinking Lera Lynn is as dark and melancholy as the mysterious singer she plays so well from The Black Rose, the dive bar featured in the second season which sees its fair share of unsavoury...
Feature: Joseph Arthur. Welcome To The Family.
It’s almost two years since Joseph Arthur’s last concert in the UK so I’m more than happy to be at The Borderline this Sunday evening to witness his long-awaited return. It’s my twenty-sixth time seeing Joseph, although if time-money-distance were no impediment it...
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