Category: Live Reviews

Tonight, I’m heading to The Cluny in Newcastle to see Skinny Lister, (separate review.) I like to arrive early at a venue to catch the support acts as it can be a rewarding experience. It offers a chance to discover new bands, often introducing me to fresh talent I might not have [more…]

Review and photos by Fraser Allen On a chilly December evening, Camden’s iconic Electric Ballroom was alive with anticipation. The queue stretched down the street and around the corner as fans braved the cold, eager to see an exciting lineup of bands. The venue, renowned for hosting memorable gigs, provided the perfect [more…]

Review and Photos By Fraser Allen The Carlisle in Hastings has been a staple of my live music experiences for many years. I’ve seen it transform from a dark, somewhat disreputable venue with sticky floors to a burgeoning hotspot for great live music. The Carlisle is steadily building its reputation as a [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre The Damn Truth are a psychedelic 4 piece rock n roll juggernaut from Montreal, Canada who originally came to our attention around 2012. The band have toured the world and shared the stage with the likes of ZZ Top, The Sheepdogs, Styx, King King, Rival Sons & Glenn [more…]

REVIEW Dovecage are totally new to me but my policy of arriving for every support act no matter how early the start time has once again paid rich dividends. Dovecage were visiting Manchester as one of the support bands for long time favourites Lansdowne. They operate out of Charlotte in North Carolina [more…]

VENUE – Star And Garter, Manchester DATE – 24th November 2024 Words and Photographs-Graeme Wright REVIEW Sometimes there comes the occasion when a few of you are watching a band that is totally new to the group and as one you look at each other and just say “Holy Shit- how good [more…]

Review By Mark Pitfield Photos By Mathew Pitfield On a cold night outside in Cambridge at the Cornhill Exchange, almost 1500 rockers came to witness the The Almighty for their 2024 winter tour. Having had the chance to relive my youth in 2023 in Manchester, tonight meant just as much to the [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre photos by Scott Anderson Robert Jon & The Wreck are a blues rock 5 piece hailing from Orange County, Southern California who have been riding on the crest of a wave at the minute, sold out European tours, award winning live album that has seen them gather new fans from far &and wide. The boys are [more…]

Juliet’s Not Dead is alive, kicking, and ready to take on the world one electrifying performance at a time. Review by Darren Mac Photos By Scott Anderson Durham’s rock ‘n’ roll juggernaut Juliet’s Not Dead stormed into Audio Glasgow last night, turning the venue into a pulsating hub of energy and passion. [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre photos By Scott Anderson Troy Redfern is undoubtedly the king of the slide guitar who has certainly showed us he deserves the recognition bestowed upon him. Troy has been touring constantly and has graced the stage with the likes of The Sweet, When Rivers Meet, Quireboys, Robert Jon [more…]

Review by Darren McIntyre Photos By Scott Anderson Philip Sayce is a Welsh born, American / Canadian guitarist / singer / songwriter / producer / performer originally from Aberystwyth, Wales but moved to Canada when he was 2yrs old. Philip has been active since 1990 and counts Jimi Hendrix & Stevie Ray [more…]

Review and Photography by Damien Harvey The Script delivered an unforgettable performance at London’s O2 Arena as part of their Satellites World Tour, marking their seventh global tour since their debut album in 2010. The evening was a celebration of music, connection, and heartfelt tributes, showcasing why this Irish now quartet remains [more…]