Iconic Artist Images Exhibition By Norman Seeff At Proud Galleries, London
Running from 23rd November until 13th January 2019 Proud Galleries have another brilliant exhibition entitled Sessions In Sound: Photographs By Norman Seeff, an intimate collection of Seeff’s acclaimed photographic sessions featuring influential 20th Century musical...
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Skinny Lister Give Us 38 Minutes
Skinny Lister are back and for all you Skinny fans who have been missing them, they plan to kick of 2019 in their own enigmatic style If Skinny Lister’s intriguingly titled new album sounds like something of pick’n’mix of assorted tales ready to share with you, well...
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Hopes For An Extensive Queen Revival
Recently we have seen the release of a film that could be one of the best music-related movies in years. Bohemian Rhapsody will tell the story of Queen’s rise to success, and more specifically the journey of legendary frontman Freddie Mercury. By all accounts it will...
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Iridesce Don’t Look Back On Rise (Curtain Call)
By looking back, Iridesce have found a new beginning. While working on a new acoustic version of their single Rise, premiering on RockShot Mag today, the London-based alternative-rock band were reminded of what really matters: the songs themselves....
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Maggie Rogers Takes Heard It In A Past Life On The Road
Following a busy summer, which included putting on dazzling displays touring with HAIM and playing two sold out headline shows at Camden’s KOKO venue, Maryland-born, New York-based singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers has announced a massive European headline tour...
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Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever Sister’s Jeans
Melbourne band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have released the video for their exciting new track Sister’s Jeans. Taken from worldwide critically-acclaimed debut album Hope Downs, out now via Sub Pop Records, the unveiling of their new track continues an incredible...
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Holy Moly & The Crackers Release Teaser For UK Tour
Never ones to miss an opportunity to let their (and your) hair down, rabble rousing, Holy Moly & The Crackers will be hitting the road for a slew of their famously feverish live dates before 2018 is out. Eyeing up UK towns and cities the length and breadth of the...
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Keep Moving With Brent Cowles
Denver-based Brent Cowles is set to perform a string of solo shows across Europe throughout November opening for Texan singer-songwriter Israel Nash. The one and only UK show sees them at Scala, London on November 22, 2018. Cowles will be performing material across...
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Larkin Poe Share Their Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues
Nashville-based, Atlanta-hailing Americana duo Larkin Poe have unveiled the video for foot-stomping new tune Bleach Blonde Bottle Blues as well as debuting Sometimes, both cuts from their hotly-anticipated new album Venom & Faith which will be dropping on 9th...
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London Bites For She Makes War
Bristol-based producer and creative indie powerhouse She Makes War has released her new single, London Bites, which is he second installment of the double A-side single Undone \ London Bites, which is available now on vinyl effect cd. Opening with beautifully...
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Chris Stills to Perform At 3 UK Shows
Following on from the release of his latest album, Don't Be Afraid, Chris Stills will perform at 3 UK live shows, including London’s Borderline on November 25. Chris Stills has previously aired Calling The Underground, which features on the digital deluxe version of...
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Doc’n Roll Returns For It’s Fifth London Edition
If you love music, which you must do if have not just stumbled across RockShot and you seek out really well produced documentaries documentaries, then this November is going to be very exciting for you in London. Doc’n Roll, the UK’s Music Documentary Festival,...
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Echo Town Are No Different
No Different is the first single to emerge from Echo Town’s, soon to be released, fourth studio album: Kin. Easy going and free flowing, No Different’ is a ragga-tipped, surf-kissed lullaby charged with a healthy dose of peace, kinship and optimism; something no doubt...
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Hazel Iris A Prince Sound Premiere
We are proud to premiere A Prince by Hazel Iris taken from her debut album Nine Sisters due on 26th October 2018. Hazel told us this about the song A Prince "It is cold and grey. She stands on a pier looking down at the starfish stuck onto the pylons, just below the...
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Premiere: Pete Wilde Is Rock ‘N’ Roll’s Savior
Pete Wilde, the flamboyant Californian rocker who likes his music risqué, has unleashed his second single, Savior. “Savior is about the shedding away of archaic religious 'superstition' and patriarchal values, and finding 'God' in the divine feminine energy,” explains...
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Video Premiere Of Adam Giles Levy’s The Ghosts
Adam Giles Levy gives us a taste of what’s to come with his new video-single, The Ghosts, which is taken from his upcoming EP, Peninsula. The new video features Adam and his band and was filmed on location outside Barcelona
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BABYTEETH Show No Shame On New Single
London five-piece BABYTEETH are back with their second single, Shame, a catchy alt-rock song that’s packed with sass. "You know when a grown adult human is acting like a tiny whiny baby and you just wanna tell them to shut the fuck up? That’s Shame,” explain the band....
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Saint Agnes Asks Diablo, Take Me Home
After a run of festival dates in the UK and Europe this summer including a mainstage appearance at Kendal Calling, Saint Agnes release live Diablo, Take Me Home via Death or Glory Gang Records. Onstage they declare “We are Saint Agnes. We are a rock band.” and in...
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