Category: Live Reviews

Review By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson Jayler are a young 4 piece rock n roll juggernaut from the Midlands who burst onto the scene in 2022 and delivered us their debut EP ‘A Piece In Our Time in 2023. The boys have been slaying in with gigs up and down [more…]

Gateshead Glasshouse ICM 4th of May Review and Photographs by Linda McDermott I’ve been looking forward to this gig for a few weeks now as I first saw FM at AOR Hard Rock Hell in March and was very impressed by how smooth and laidback they were. Tonight, they play at The [more…]

Review and Photos by Damien Harvey Postmodern Jukebox took the London Palladium by storm on the 5th of May, 2024, delivering a concert that was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment the performers graced the stage, slowly introduced with incredible costumes, the audience was captivated. Throughout the evening, Postmodern Jukebox treated [more…]

Glasshouse ICM, Gateshead 4th of May Review and Photographs by Linda McDermott Tonight, I am in Gateshead at The Glasshouse ICM to see Collateral, a four-piece band from Kent who are supporting FM on their fortieth anniversary tour. (FM review separate). The Glasshouse is a very impressive building that has multiple rooms [more…]

Review and Images By Kit Foster “Leo’s Red Lion in Gravesend witnessed a fiery transformation into a cauldron of metal mayhem on the 20th of April, as bands clashed in a battle of sonic supremacy. Among the contenders was ‘Divided Kingdom,’ whose performance left an indelible mark on the crowd. Fronted by [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images By Scott Anderson Kira Mac are a band riding on a crest of a wave at the minute as they continue their meteoric rise through the ranks of the rock world with blistering live performances that are catching the attention of fans, media, venues, since their debut [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images by Scott Anderson GUN are a hard rock band from Glasgow, Scotland who originally formed in 1987, the boys started life as Blind Allez then Phobia for a while before settling on GUN. The boys were signed to A & M in 1988 and came to mainstream [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Images by Scott Anderson Royal South are artists SaraBeth & Glen Mitchell who started out as solo artists before love brought them together to unite this love of all things country. The union is forged by a Texas / London connection that has recently seen the couple tie [more…]