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November 24, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Atreyu – Carry The Fire – Live Stream Night One

Save Our Souls Armed with a setlist determined by songs most streamed across all platforms, the mighty metalcore dudes Atreyu take to the stage. I, like many am seated moshpitless, devoid of the camaraderie of an actual concert, and like...

November 22, 2020 No Responses

Live Music Review – Whiteford album launch @ Underground, Civic Hotel Sydney 21 November 2020

Yes- live music is back! In celebration of the release of their eponymous debut album last month, Whiteford booked a room, brought along a mate, put some local and intrastate dignitaries on the door, and celebrated with some hard-core fans...

November 16, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Yungblud – Weird Time of Life Tour, London, presented by Moment House

Presented by Moment House and performed in London, this was Yungblud’s first show on the virtual ‘Weird Time of Life Tour’ and was indeed sold out! Baby Queen performed first, and her vocals were on top form! The set had...

November 16, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Fozzy – Capturing Judas Global Livestream 14th November from Madison Studios in Atlanta Georgia

Judas My Guide Fozzy, now there’s a name that conjures up the cuddly wuddly bear from The Muppets, but hear ye my friends, you will find no muppets or puppets here, instead you have a champion wrestler who is now...

September 10, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Declan Mckenna streams ‘Zeros’ in it’s entirety at London’s Lafayette

Following the release of the hyper-surreal album ‘Zeros’, Declan Mckenna celebrated by performing the new album live in London to hundreds of fans. Whilst I must admit, I was sceptical about how well a live streamed performance would go down,...

May 1, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Stiff Little Fingers, The Professionals and TV Smith at O2 Academy Bristol

TV Smith was a founding member, singer, and songwriter for the Adverts, who formed in late 1976 and became one of the leading bands in the first wave of British punk rock. TV plays his epic solo shows without a...

March 10, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Loathe at The Asylum, Birmingham

The Phox God It’s cold my friends, this is the fourth night in about eight days that I have been queuing to get in for a show. The rock fraternity have the endless gig problem of how to dress, coat,...

March 6, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Michael Kiwanuka at Southampton Guildhall

There was much about the atmosphere to suggest that the people shuffling up the steps into Southampton’s Guildhall on a cold, damp, blustery night might have been seeking some kind of refuge in a season wracked with bad weather and...

February 28, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: The Wildhearts, CKY and Backyard Babies at The Institute, Birmingham

Baby Boom! It was a dream bill for many, three bands who have survived the bear pit that is the music industry and are still pulling in the crowds, even on this not very Rock ‘N Roll Tuesday evening, we...

February 27, 2020 No Responses

Live Review: Cavetown, Hunny and Chloe Moriondo at O2 Ritz Manchester

Bringing the evening to life was the undeniably charming talents of Chloe Moriondo. Gambolling onto the stage, with no lights or fanfare, the most resonant part of her personality became immediately apparent- her unpretentious candour. With only a ukulele as.....

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