SOFT PLAY Cheer Up London At Village Underground For BRITs Week 25 For War Child
BRITs Week 25, delivered by DHL for War Child delivers unique shows by some of the most exciting names in music in intimate venues across the UK. London’s Village Underground saw punk rawness and catharsis in a memorable show from Kent duo SOFT PLAY.
Bradley Simpson Delivers A Nearly-Hometown Triumph Filled With Charm, Emotion, And Anthemic Moments
Bradley Simpson returned to the stage at Coventry’s HMV Empire, delivering an electrifying and intimate set that felt like a homecoming before his full tour kicks off in May. While not quite Birmingham, Coventry is close enough to count as a near-hometown show, and you could feel the warmth and excitement from both Simpson and the crowd throughout the night.
Beth Hart Live At Warwick Arts Centre – A Night Of Raw Emotion And Fiery Soul
Beth Hart is a force of nature. Anyone who has seen her perform knows that she doesn’t just sing—she pours every ounce of her soul into each note, transforming the stage into a place of catharsis, passion, and deep connection. Last night at Warwick Arts Centre, Hart delivered a powerhouse performance that left the audience electrified, proving once again why she is one of the most captivating live performers in blues-rock today.
Pantera At BP Pulse Live Arena – A Night Of Unrelenting Power
Pantera stormed into BP Pulse Live Arena with the force of a wrecking ball, delivering a set packed with unrelenting energy, crushing riffs, and pure metal fury. With a setlist that spanned their most iconic tracks, the night was a triumphant return to the stage for one of metal’s most legendary names. Fans old and new were treated to a performance that honoured Pantera’s Dimebag and Vinnie Paul’s legacy while cementing their status as one of the most influential heavy metal bands of all time.
Myles Smith Is Never A Stranger In Glasgow
Last Thursday Glasgow's SWG3 was rocked overnight by the phenomenal Luton born Myles Smiths, as part of his We Were Never Strangers Tour. From the moment he took the stage the show brimmed with uncontrolled enthusiasm and excitement, creating a memorable atmosphere....
Circa Waves Sailed Into Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom
Liverpool-hailing indie-rockers Circa Waves returned to perform to the highest standards following a previous sold-out UK tour. When they landed in Glasgow on February 16th, they performed in the stunning and energetic Barrowland Ballroom to what was possibly their...
Frank Turner Delivers A Spellbinding Acoustic Performance For War Child 25
Arriving at the venue, the über cool 93 Feet East, an hour before the doors open to find the queue not just down the road, but down the road and around the corner is always a good sign that something very exciting is about to take place. And when the vibe within the...
Cage The Elephant Show London A Good Time
Cage The Elephant certainly don't skimp on the visuals. They have flames, confetti, lasers, and an array of lights powerful enough to warm up O2 Academy, Brixton on a cold February night. But all they really need is Matt Shultz. The singer may have calmed down a...
The Brian Jonestown Massacre Mesmerise The Second City With Their Psychedelic Powers
Few bands cultivate an air of mystique quite like The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Led by the enigmatic Anton Newcombe, their live shows are legendary for their unpredictability—at times transcendental, at others chaotic. At the O2 Institute Birmingham, they delivered a...
Dean Lewis Is A Sensation At Glasgow’s O2 Academy
The atmosphere was filled with love on Valentine’s Day as thousands of fans rushed to Glasgow’s O2 Academy to see Australia’s Dean Lewis play live. The evening was one to remember, full of unfiltered passion, connection, and surprises from the time he took to the stage to the night’s closing bar. Out promoting his third LP – 2024’s The Epilogue – tonight was always going to be something special.
Inhaler Breathe In The Open Wide Of London’s O2 Academy Brixton
Irish rockers Inhaler have been on the rise long before dropping debut LP It Won't Always Be Like This in 2021, touring with the likes of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds back in 2019. And it was their songwriting chops and ability to craft gently delicious tunes...
Frank Black Celebrates 30 Years Of ‘Teenager Of The Year’ At The London Palladium
Tonight was the final night of Pixies frontman Frank Black’s tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his classic solo album Teenager Of The Year, a tour that saw him performing the LP in full alongside most of the band that recorded the album originally.
Everyone Says Hi Are On The Same Side At Banquet Records
Four days after releasing their debut album, Everyone Says Hi dropped into the Kingston record shop to perform a short acoustic set. Banquet Records has become one of the most important purveyors of live music and record culture. An independent record store in Greater...
Bilk Bring Essex, Drugs And Rock And Roll To Electric Ballroom
It looks like a low-budget disaster movie: shaky, blurry, out of focus shots of bodies being thrown around by some seismic force. The shouting only adds to the impression. But this is...
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.
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