Category: Live Reviews

Carol Henson, also known as Lady Gigger, took all of the pictures, and Dave Martin wrote the review. Rhabstallion/ Sacrilege/ Lord Volture Back to this wonderful venue, the Melbourn Rock Club for three bands tonight, and a little bit of nostalgia. Two of them go back to the bygone days of the [more…]

Review and Images By Kirsty Middlemist On Friday 26th September 2025, Oxford Street’s legendary 100 Club once again proved why it remains one of London’s most enduring and important live music venues. With a bill boasting CJ Wildheart in support and Ricky Warwick and the Fighting Hearts headlining, the historic basement venue [more…]

Paul McWilliams Review & Images There are nights when live music simply entertains, and there are others that feel almost transformative. Connor Selby’s performance at Hallé St Peter’s in Manchester fell into the latter category — a show that will linger in the memory long after the final note has faded. With [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson Alan ‘Fletch ‘ Fletcher is an actor / singer / musician from Perth, Western Australia who has been active since 1980, Alan is best known for playing Dr Karl Kennedy in Neighbours whom he has played since 1994 making him the 3rd longest serving [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson The Wild Things are an Alternative / Indie Rock band from West London and consist of Sydney & Cameron White, they recruited recruited Rob Kendrick & Pete Wheeler and have been active since 2012. 2015 sees the band bring us EP You Know That [more…]

REVIEW AND PHOTOS BY DAMIEN HARVEY On the 17th of September, I had the privilege of seeing singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot take to the stage at the O2 Academy Brixton in London as part of his Dream Ship tour. This is his biggest European tour yet, spanning 27 dates over five months, and will conclude in [more…]

PHOTOS AND REVIEW BY DAMIEN HARVEY I had the absolute pleasure of attending the ALB Festival 2025 in Castle Park, Colchester, and what an experience it was! For those who don’t know, ALB stands for Anti Loo Roll Brigade, and what started back in 2020 as a small community initiative has now [more…]

6th September 2025 Mathew Pitfield Images Review by Mark Pitfield Sheffield’s Forge Warehouse threw open its doors for Rockin’ the Bowl 2025, and from the very first chord to the final encore, the energy never let up. The venue itself proved to be a superb choice: vast and open, with plenty of [more…]

DATE – 1st September 2025 Words – Graeme Wright I’ve seen virtually every major Rock artist in the live arena, but Bryan Adam’s has always eluded me until now. This was a little bit different from his usual arena shows, as it was a new album release gig in a more intimate [more…]

By Scott Anderson review and images Saint Luke’s and the Winged Ox is one of Glasgow’s most atmospheric venues. With its converted church architecture, stained glass windows, and vaulted ceilings, it has become a favourite spot for intimate performances that still carry a sense of grandeur. On the night of September 12th, [more…]