Don Broco Bring Greatness To Koko
There’s a celebratory mood in the air, and it’s not just because it’s nearly Christmas. Tonight is the last date of Don Broco’s Birthday Party Tour, and their third night at London’s Koko. The rockers from Bedford have been gathering fans like a hyped up snowball, and...
We Believe In A Thing Called Love! The Darkness And Ed Sheeran Live At The Roundhouse
“If you’ve just walked in: I’m Ed, I’m a singer from Suffolk and you can find me on MySpace,” grins Ed Sheeran, the multi-award winning, stadium-hopping musician who just happens to be a huge fan of The Darkness, “I’m living the dream literally right now…” The thirty...
Bob Vylan Take A trip On The Northern Line To The Kentish Town Forum
Bob Vylan took the stage at London's iconic Kentish Town Forum for a night that has been etched in the memories of those lucky enough to witness it. The venue was packed to the brim, with tickets long sold out, creating an electric atmosphere that buzzed with...
Tom Walker Burns Bright At The Brunel Museum
It’s a grim autumn day outside the Brunel Museum in East London. There’s no real signs posted for the show - it’s mostly secret after all, advertised largely via a small notice on Tom Walker’s website as part of his tour of underground places – and the wind blows the...
Seagulls And The Amazons Delight In Brighton
We’ve been following the career of Reading rock band The Amazons for years here at RockShot HQ. When their eponymous debut album dropped in 2017 and songs such as In My Mind, Junk Food Forever and Black Magic were peppering radio playlists up and down the country, our...
The Beaches Have London Blaming Their Ex
Canadian quartet The Beaches brought their Blame My Ex Tour to London and delivered an electrifying, sold-out performance that showcased their extensive discography and validated the excited buzz that surrounds them. [gallery type='flickr' view='photo'...
The Urban Voodoo Machine Celebrate 20 Years In Glorious Style
This show by the The Urban Voodoo Machine was jointly celebrating the bands leader Paul-Ronney Angel's birthday and 20 years of The Urban Voodoo Machine's unique brew of Bourbon Soaked Gypsy Blues Bop & Stroll that has encompassed a wonderful revolving door...
Lizzie Esau Is Less Bleak And More Sublime At The Grace
With so much fantastic new music being made all the more accessible through streaming services, online radio and social media platforms, it’s always an absolute pleasure to discover an act that impresses on first listen or first watch. And so it was when I caught...
Fall Out Boy Headfirst Slide In Stardust At The O2
Fall Out Boy have had their ups and downs, their hits and a hiatus, and emerge with all four members of their line-up that has remained since 2003’s debut LP Take This to Your Grave, firmly still in place. And with somewhat of a renaissance of Emo rock and pop-punk...
Hard-Fi Autumn Tour 2023: A Photo Diary
Hard-Fi were the soundtrack to my youth. Well, I say my youth. I was 37 when their debut album Stars Of CCTV dropped; but when you’re now in your mid-50’s, you’ll claim just about...
Royal Blood Shine In The Dark At The Hammersmith Apollo
The Hammersmith Apollo (or Eventim Apollo, as it's now known) is packed. In fact, ‘packed’ barely begins to describe the wall of fans pressed shoulder to shoulder to catch a glimpse of Brightonian duo Royal Blood, who have crammed themselves in a good forty minutes...
Larkin Poe Strike Gold At The Roundhouse
Standing pale in coordinated outfits, sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell stare at each other with a sheepish grin. Megan twists her electric lap steel in her hands as her band’s logo burns blue in the midst of projected, blackened trees behind. A deep breath, a smile, a...
Royal Blood Reign Supreme In Manchester
Royal Blood celebrate their latest album Back To The Water Below hitting the top of the UK charts with a sold-out tour. Tonight we're at the Manchester Apollo to see the Worthing duo blow the roof off this historic venue. [gallery type='flickr' view='photo'...
The Breath Take Our Breath Away At Union Chapel
Ríoghnach Connolly has two sides to her. In between songs, the vocalist and multi instrumentalist (and, lest we forget, current holder of the BBC Folk Singer Of The Year title) is a bawdy, welcoming mother goddess who jokes about flatulence in church. As soon as the...
Rival Sons Fight Darkness And Bring Light To Roundhouse
Stage left, an acoustic guitar's been set up on a stand so it's ready to play without needing to be picked up. During new song Mirrors, the opener of Rival Sons' blistering Roundhouse return, Scott Holiday strums it for a total of probably 30 seconds. And as soon as...
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