Lake Street Dive Are Better Than Ever At The Roundhouse In London
Boston’s genre-blurring quintet Lake Street Dive brought their signature blend of soul, pop, and jazz-infused rock to a sold out Roundhouse in London’s Camden to promote their GRAMMY®-nominated 8th studio album, Good Together. The “free country” band, who formed back in 2004 by Rachael Price, Mike “McDuck” Olson, Bridget Kearney, and Mike Calabrese brought keyboardist Akie Bermiss into their fold in 2017, allowing for a permanent expansion of their sound.
Larkin Poe Bloom At Rough Trade East
If one word could sum up Larkin Poe’s brief in-store appearance at Rough Trade East this week, it would be ‘gratitude’.”This is such a treat to be here with y’all,” exclaims frontwoman Rebecca Lovell as she opens the show, “we’ve come all the way from Germany this...
30 Years Of La Haine At London’s Royal Festival Hall With Asian Dub Foundation’s Live Soundtrack
Asian Dub Foundation provided a live soundtrack to the classic french film La Haine at the Royal Festival Hall
Better Lovers are Highly Irresponsible at Electric Brixton
Out of the ashes of metalcore heroes Every Time I Die came Better Lovers, the hardcore punk supergroup who’ve put themselves on the map with their blistering debut album Highly Irresponsible. With seven shows in eight days, this promises to be as short and sharp a...
Neck Deep Left Us Dumbstruck! The Welsh Pop Punk Titans Smashed The Opening Night Of Their UK Tour!
The night at Birmingham’s O2 Academy kicked off with Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania-hailing quartet One Step Closer diving straight into Leap Years, an electrifying opener that instantly captivated the crowd. The band’s emotional intensity carried through Dark Blue and Blur My Memory, with fans shouting back every word as the raw energy of the music filled the room.
Sam Fender Road Tests People Watching At London’s O2 Arena Ahead Of 2025 Stadium Tour
Sam Fender has enjoyed a meteoric rise over the past few years, a deserved rise after years of grafting, honing his craft and producing a catalogue of material that addresses hard topics while inspiring. The North Shields-hailing singer, songwriter and guitarist has...
The Vive Le Rock Xmess Party Got The Party Season Started At London’s Water Rats
The Vive Le Xmess party at The Water Rats with Desperate Measures NZ, Marc Valentine, The Middlenight Men and Janus Stark was a great start to the Xmas party season.
“Weekend Energy On A Tuesday Night”: Vampire Weekend’s Return To The O2 Academy Brixton
On the first of two sold-out nights at the iconic Brixton Academy, New York indie giants Vampire Weekend delivered a masterclass in endurance, evident in both the timelessness of their music and the astounding two hour and twenty minute performance.
A Classic Rocking Sunday Night With The Quireboys And Continental Lovers
The Quireboys return with new album Wardour Street for a classic Rocking Sunday night out with the Continental Lovers supporting.
Daddy Long Legs Brought Their Rock & Roll Revival To London’s Bush Hall
Daddy Long Legs rock & roll revival took off at Bush Hall with The Speedways in support.
Palaye Royale Bring Death, Glory, Fire And Musical Mastery To London’s OVO Arena Wembley
As the lights dimmed and fans descended into a state of utter hysteria, flames burst into the air and Palaye Royale erupted onto the stage at a packed Wembley Arena to the opening riff of Nightmares. The entire arena was of a mass of screaming dancing bodies as...
An Unforgettable Evening In Camden With Chelsea Wolfe At KOKO
Chelsea Wolfe returned to London for a sold-out show at KOKO in Camden. The venue was packed with fans of all ages and genders, a testament to Wolfe's wide-reaching appeal that transcends demographics. As anticipation built, the lights dimmed and the stage was...
Balaam And The Angel Chase The Forces Of Evil Out Of The Garage
Balaam And The Angel return to promote the bands first new 12″ Single in over 30 years at the garage with support from Inkubus Sukkubus.
The James Taylor Quartet Get Hung Up On You At Ronnie Scott’s
This was the second show of the night for the James Taylor Quartet or JTQ at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s club in Soho, where they played four shows in two nights as part of the bands current tour. Promoting the band’s latest album Hung Up On You, the first album by...
Hard-Fi Return: Remain Hard To Beat
It’s difficult to believe, but next year, Stars Of CCTV, the inaugural album from Staines indie rock four-piece Hard-Fi will be twenty years old. The record, which was shortlisted for the 14th Mercury Music Prize, was one of the most assured debut albums I’ve ever...
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