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Review and Images by Ken Jackson It was back in November 2023 when Christopher Hogg, better known as C Bone, and his band first played at the Tuesday Night Music Club. I was hugely impressed by their performance then ,and after tonight’s return show, which again closed with a well deserved standing [more…]

Three Hours of Rock Legacy and Raw Energy… With Room to Breathe Review By Mark Pitfield Guns N’ Roses’ return to Wembley Stadium on the 26th of June was a reminder that this band still operates on their own terms. After all these years, they’ve earned it. With a sprawling 34-song set, [more…]

Where – Wanlockhead, Dumfries, Scotland When – 27th – 29th June 25 Saturday 28th June Part Two Photographs and Review by Linda McDermott Waking up to day two of Wildfire Festival in Wanlockhead, I was relieved to see the clouds had lifted and the day looked brighter. After a solid breakfast, I [more…]

Where – Wanlockhead, Dumfries, Scotland When – 27th to 29th June 25 Friday 27th June Part One Photographs and Review by Linda McDermott The hills are alive with the sound of music, and on this occasion, that was certainly true. With a sold-out festival and hundreds of rock fans arriving, more than [more…]

by Tim Marcus with photos from Sam Conquest Photography We’re back on site for day two of this wonderful festival and the quality simply picks up where it left off last night with this morning’s (yes I did say morning’s; we’re on an 11:30am start) opening band, Alabama Crow from Dundee in [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Blue Nation are a powerhouse 3 – piece melodic blues / rock band from Birmingham, England who I must admit have not been on my radar – until now. The boys have graced the stage @ F1 British Grand Prix, not once but twice, they have joined greats [more…]

with Trophies of Man and AK & The Red Kites Review and Photos By Fraser Allan Star Circus first caught my attention around the release of their debut album, Separate Sides, in 2022. I was instantly impressed by its massive choruses and quirky but super catchy songs, and it quickly became a [more…]