Daniel Winkler, Author at OriginalRock.net

November 3, 2024 No Responses

Live Review: Sum 41 at Cardiff Utilita Arena

After three decades in the spotlight, the Canadian pop-punk outfit are finally deciding to call it a day. They’ve always been that band you can rely on to release some absolute bangers to just throw yourself around to be it...

July 17, 2024 No Responses

Live Review: 2000 Trees Festival 2024

February 21, 2024 No Responses

Album Review: Idles – Tangk

I think it’s fair to say that in the last decade, no other British band has worked as hard as Bristol punk outfit Idles. It only seems like a few years ago they were playing in tiny venues across the...

January 10, 2024 No Responses

Live Review: Bring Me The Horizon at Cardiff Utilita Arena

It’s been a long time since the Sheffield outfit played in a tiny gig in the basement of a Bath pub and my mate ended up breaking his ankle two songs in. It was hard to believe that way back...

October 28, 2023 No Responses

Album Review: The Gaslight Anthem- History Books

It’s been 9 years since the New Jersey outfit released their last album “Get Hurt” and whilst it received a mixed reception from both fans and critics’, it was hard to argue that they weren’t at the height of their...

July 11, 2023 No Responses

Live Review: 2000 Trees Festival 2023

Every year I see the absolutely stacked line-up at 2000 Trees festival and every year, I kick myself for not going along. All I ever hear is how great it all is and how amazing the people are there, so...

June 1, 2023 No Responses

Live Review: The Hives at The Fleece Bristol

The Hives are back to save Rock and Roll…again! After working away for 30 years as a band, it’s clear that the post-punk outfit are showing no signs of slowing down whatsoever. After over a decade since their last album...

March 22, 2023 No Responses

Live Review: Don Broco w/ Papa Roach at Cardiff International Arena

The Welsh capital has a palpable buzz around it this evening and it’s due to one thing. Don Broco are back touring arenas again, with it all beginning in Cardiff. Coming off of the back of their chart topping fourth...

March 13, 2023 No Responses

Live Review: Shame at Cardiff Tramshed

It’s a cold and wet in the Welsh capital on a Sunday night. It’s also been just over a year since London based “Shame” performed in the very same venue in Cardiff. I’m going into the gig tonight thinking that...

February 17, 2023 No Responses

Live Review: Mogwai at Cardiff Great Hall

What is louder, a harrier jet or the sound that comes out of a Mogwai gig? I know it’s almost a given now that when you show up to one of their concerts, the volume is going to be turned...

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