Category: Live Reviews

Solence – Live at The Cathouse, GlasgowReview By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson There are gigs… and then there are experiences. Tonight at Glasgow’s iconic Cathouse, Swedish electro-metal outfit Solence didn’t just play a set—they unleashed a full-throttle, high-octane spectacle that had every inch of the venue bouncing, sweating, and screaming [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson There are gigs, and then there are moments where a band walks on stage and reminds you exactly why rock music still matters. Tonight at The Garage, Warrior Soul delivered exactly that—raw, unapologetic, and dripping in attitude. Formed in New York City back in [more…]

Review By Ken Jackson Tonight was the first time I have seen Laurence Jones in full acoustic mode, which, considering I’ve seen him performing electric sets all over the country a dozen time or more seems well overdue. Over the years I’ve seen him with various band members , all excellent, and [more…]

Review written by Nigel Poster Images By Ken Jackson With the quality on tonight’s bill it was no surprise when Richard announced this had become a sell out. Musically the artists may have almost been at the complete opposite ends of the musical spectrum but that in itself created an additional level [more…]

Live at The Garage, Glasgow Review By Darren McIntyre | Images By Scott Anderson There are some bands that simply age like fine wine, and then there are those rare few who seem to defy time altogether. Tyketto fall firmly into that latter category. Rolling into Glasgow’s iconic Garage on the back [more…]

Live at Oran Mor, Glasgow Review By Darren McIntyre There are gigs that live off nostalgia, and then there are nights like this—where legacy, passion, and sheer performance collide to remind you exactly why an artist has stood the test of time. Tonight at Glasgow’s stunning Oran Mor, Carol Decker and T’Pau [more…]

Live at The Garage, Glasgow Review By Darren McIntyre Photos By Scott Anderson There’s something special about catching an artist on the rise just as momentum starts to build, and tonight at The Garage in Glasgow, Sam Morrow proves exactly why his name is travelling far beyond his roots. Hailing originally from [more…]

Robert Jon & The Wreck rolled into O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on April 18 with the confidence of a band seasoned by years on the road. Touring their Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes album across Europe, they arrived not to prove a point, but to deliver—leaning fully into a sound and identity they’ve [more…]

PHOTOS AND REVIEW BY DAMIEN HARVEY There’s something different about seeing Frank Turner in a small room, and at Scala it felt less like a gig and more like being part of something shared. I’ve seen him on bigger stages when he supported Green Day back in 2010, but this, just over [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Robert Jon & The Wreck are a 5 – piece Southern / Blues / Rock n Roll juggernaut from Orange County, Southern California who came to our attention in 2011, they have been steadily building a loyal fanbase on both sides of the Atlantic with their electrifying shows that [more…]

At a sold-out O2 Academy Oxford, Skindred prove that even in their most stripped-back setting, their genre-defying sound and infectious energy remain utterly unstoppable. Review An Images by Ali Burman The queues outside O2 Academy Oxford on April 17, 2026, told you everything you needed to know before a single note had [more…]