Tonight, we have a headliner’s, Canadian Rockers, THEORY OF A DEADMAN aka TOAD on later but first up its south coast Rock Band AMONGST LIARS. Rock City Nottingham was already buzzing in anticipation
Seemingly always on tour, Brave Rival aren't shying away from hard work and through constant hours up and down the highways and byways of the country have won themselves a loyal following of 'Bravians'.
The outdoor concert season is coming to an end in the midwestern United States. The temperatures are getting more tolerable and that puts everyone in a great mood!
Describing themselves as Taylor Momsen superfans, Blood Stained Reputation are a forcefield of energy and anarchy.
The Nottingham Rescue Rooms is the place I’m heading to on this wild Monday night, getting there has turned into an adventure in itself thanks to the city's football frenzy, Nottingham Forest are playing at home, the streets are bustling with fans draped in red and white, thereby creating a chaotic start to a night of rock 'n' roll debauchery.
Summer is winding down and the temperatures are finally cooling a little in the Midwest as Alter Bridge brings their Pawns and Kings tour to the Eagles Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI.
On a miserable night full of that horrible ‘mizzle’ I arrive in Nottingham, and make my way along the rain-soaked streets to the Rescue Rooms.
Whilst flash in the pan new artists fill the O2 with audiences that will have mostly forgotten about them by Christmas, any number of smaller, unsigned acts find themselves touring around the country, playing to anywhere and everywhere with a stage, doing things the hard way.
English indie rock has seen its fair share of influential bands over the years, but few have left as lasting an impression on both the genre and its dedicated fanbase as The Wedding Present.
Another nice night in the Midwest! Given the outrageous heat we have experienced at times, it could have turned out to be a lot worse.
It feels like Florida in here it's that warm and humid, back we are in Belfast in the Limelight 2 venue tonight for a sold-out show, with Florida death metal legends Obituary, who are touring in support of the new album “Dying of Everything” an album that for me was outstanding.
This year Stonedead has its 5th year Anniversary. The show that captures the essence of the original Monsters of Rock held back in the early 80’s down the road at the Castle Donnington Raceway.
It was just a matter time before I would make the drive, about seventy miles from Minneapolis, to one of newest outdoor venues to take in a show.
The “Thicker Than Blood” tour rolled into Minneapolis, Minnesota and the Skyway Theatre was treated to an unforgettable night of music.
The music industry is overflowing with notable partnerships through its history, Lennon & McCartney or Jagger & Richards for instance.
A race into Nottingham started the evening of well. Sat checking ‘X’ for any set times for tonight’s show, I see the first band are on at 18:30, bugger I had previously seen that this was the ‘Doors’ time. I quickly head for the car as its 17:30.