Have you been to the reopened Brixton Academy yet? The approach is a bit different, isn't it? What feels like miles of pedestrian guardrail guides you around the block containing the entire venue, so your correspondent certainly got their steps in tonight. You’re also...
Brighton-based rock duo Royal Blood have announced a ten-year anniversary release of of their debut self-titled LP and a run of UK shows to bask in the glory of that decade celebration. [gallery type='flickr' view='photo' photo_id='53286002009'...
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...
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'...
Brightonian rock duo Royal Blood have been in the press for all the wrong reasons recently, their scathing treatment of a lacklustre audience response to their brand of bass-driven rock at the recent BBC Big Weekend last month had them defending their scolding of...
Royal Blood have announced the 8th September release of their fourth album Back To The Water Below and have revealed a new headline tour set for October, including shows at Manchester's O2 Apollo and London's Eventim Apollo. https://flic.kr/p/2nzkJ19 From the very...
Following At The Drive-In takes balls, especially when the Texas quintet finish their 45-minute assault with a rendition of One Armed Scissor that’s the sonic equivalent of a napalm attack. But Brighton-based Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher certainly aren’t lacking in...
Hot on the heels of the announcement that their eagerly anticipated second album How Did We Get So Dark? will be released on June 16th and the unveiling of lead single Lights Out, Royal Blood build on that momentum with the confirmation of a series of intimate shows...
Teenage Cancer Trust’s historic annual concert series returns to the Royal Albert Hall from 23rd–29th March 2026, unveiling a hugely ambitious line-up personally curated by The Cure’s Robert Smith. Stepping into the role after Sir Roger Daltrey’s 25-year tenure, Smith...
An ominous soundscape of chirping crickets and rumbling synths filled the Royal Albert Hall, a bell tolling through the dark as silhouettes began to move through the aisles. From the shadows emerged Queens Of The Stone Age, sharply suited and swaggering, arriving not...