Review by Richard Henry for MPM Thursday night in Belfast, it’s a quieter than normal night with the Thrash of the Titans on in Dublin, still for us that are here, looking forward to seeing Heriot who I haven’t actually listened to, and Thy Art is Murder yet again rolling into Belfast, a night of brutality awaits! Heriot Sentenced to …
The crowd were already buzzing, long before a single note rang out. The Halls felt tight, almost claustrophobic with anticipation, the smell of sweat and metal filling the air.
Getting into the Utilita Arena that night was a bit of a circus, a slightly confused scramble that had everyone second-guessing which queue to join.
There’s something magnetic about seeing a band return to the place that made them. Not just a concert, but the completion of a cycle — the ghosts of practice rooms, the smoke of old clubs, the skyline highlighted by the Capital building that set the stage for their big dream.
British indie icons The Kooks tonight kicked off their highly anticipated 'Never/Know' UK Arena Tour at Manchester's Co-op Live, marking their biggest headline show to date.
On the back of a recent knockout US tour, Cardinal Black decided that Rock City, that East Midlands Mecca to live music would, tonight host the opening salvo of the U.K. leg of the “Welcome to the Valencia Tour 24/25,
It’s a beautiful crisp afternoon as we leave stroke city to make our way to the big smoke aka Belfast, for tonight’s entertainment.
A 4-band bill in Belfast, yes please, confession to make here, I don't really know anything about the headliners so I am looking forward to seeing them, Allegaeon I know and love, Party Cannon are definitely an event, and the openers are like the headliners, I don't know them, so this should be an interesting night, prepare for me to be drooling over guitar playing as a warning!
It was one of those nights where the rain outside felt like it was trying to wash Wolverhampton off the map, but inside KK’s Steel Mill the storm was already brewing in a different form.
The Back Waters Stage at the Q Casino in Dubuque, IA is an outdoor venue nestled along the Mississippi River. On September 11, it transformed into a cathedral of chaos. Massive LED screens flanked the state, while fog machines and a lighting rig pulsed like a living organism.
The Mandela Hall, part of Queen’s University Belfast Student’s Union estate, plays host to a smorgasbord of acts throughout the year.
The light drizzle had already moistened the snake of bodies outside the Rescue Rooms, rain lightly pattering off walls and denim while the neon glow of the sign above the metal stairs gleamed, across the road the brilliant sunshine bounced of the glass windows of the towering carbuncle, the shards of light defying the weather.
Having witnessed the mighty Florence Black support Tremonti in Feb earlier in the year, there was no question that we would be back to see the Welsh lads return to Belfast for their well-deserved headline show.
Review and Photos by Greg Hamil for MPM On a warm September evening along the Mississippi River, the Back Waters Stage would prove to be an ideal venue. Nestled beside the Q Casino, it offered an intimate yet expansive setting. The open-air environment would allow the music to breathe, and the riverfront backdrop added a touch of serenity to what …
The Coronado Theatre in Rockford is a jewel of a venue — gilded ceilings, velvet seats, chandeliers heavy with history. But on September 6th, it wasn’t about class or culture. It was about sweat, riffs, and living proof that some bands don’t fade; they just get meaner with age.
Thankfully despite the earlier weather reports it’s a pleasant evening in Belfast. As we approach the Boucher Road the Police presence is heavy due to the sold out gig and its much awaited acts on tonight’s bill.