With doors set for 7:30, no support band, and KSW due on stage at 8pm tonight’s show at the Parr Hall, Warrington. With the covid years behind us and tonight’s show, the first in a short run of 6 consecutive nights, KWS has finally brought his “Trouble Is..25” Anniversary tour to the U.K.
Something supernatural is occurring in Bristol, the sunny spring evening subsides, hauntingly shimmering into shades of grey and hues of black. A clinging fog shrouds the wharfs and quays of the docklands, shrouding all it touches.
At the end of a week which, for those with an inclination towards the spherical ball, had been a successful one on the international front this evening’s line-up at The Patriot seems most resonant. With Scotland, Wales, and England each winning their opening two Euro 2024 fixtures
Southern Rock came storming into Leicester tonight in the shape of the 6th date on this co-headlining tour (labelled The Old Country Ramble Tour) featuring top Bristol (UK) based Southern Rockers Sons of Liberty and the incredible North Carolina based Preacher Stone.
Situated on Oxford’s Cowley Road the O2 Academy is slap bang in the middle of the city’s ‘leisure district.’ To the south-east of the city centre, and poet Matthew Arnold’s “dreaming spires,” it’s a vibrant, lively ethnically diverse area.
Tuesday night in Belfast, it is the start of Easter week and traffic is light as I make my way down to the Telegraph Building in Belfast for what should be a great night’s music. One of the UK’s finest indie rock bands Razorlight are back in Belfast post-pandemic and the old Tele building is hosting.
Every now and then unlikely worlds collide and produce prodigious results, seemingly made for one another in the most unexpected way. Welcome to the wild and oft-whacky world of Ted Poley and, wait for it, Sonic The Hedgehog!
The Inspector Cluzo is a French-Gallic rock band that has been making waves in the music industry for their explosive live performances.
Tonight sees the return of good ol’ Southern rockers Blackberry Smoke, on their ‘You Hear Georgia’ U.K. / Europe Tour ’23, to Belfast. They head into town with Oklahoma-based Rock/Blues outfit the Read Southall Band in support.
I’m just back from a quick trip across the Irish Sea, back to my homeland of Norn Iron, to see that my mammy is safe and well, and to drop in on my Aunty, her sister, to say hello and get a quick catch up
Bristol's Thekla is different from your usual music venues. It's not a little club in some downtown location, squeezed between coffee shops and a set of flats. Instead, Thekla is a former cargo ship safely docked in the Mud Dock area of Bristol's Floating Harbour, now having its second career as an independent music venue.
The original ‘Queen of Noise’ brings her particular brand of ground-breaking seismic energy and output to The Valleys tonight, a good seven years since last touring the UK.
The unusually early start time hasn’t deterred fans, as the Birmingham Utilita Arena is already half full ready for Dance Gavin Dance.
Lovely night here in Belfast and I was so glad to see the turnout for these guys on the 40th Anniversary tour, queued right around the corner to get into the Ulster Hall, the one thing you know is you're going to get is a good sound in this venue, it never fails! Up first is a band that to be fair I had never heard of before tonight
Universes collide here at The Patriot this evening in what reads like a previously undiscovered edition of the ’96 ‘DC versus Marvel / Marvel versus DC’ crossover series.
Given the placement of machines and computers in our everyday lives perhaps the foreseeing lyrics of Judas Priest ring ever truer.