As far as gigs go, this one definitely walked or perhaps ran miles. With a glowing atmosphere throughout the night all four bands created a wonderful space within this lovely and intimate venue. Three bands supported The Confederate Dead at The Big Difference on Thursday 6 June, here’s more on them.
The punk legends of Sex Pistols will be led by Frank Carter to playing a full run through of their iconic album ‘Never Mind The Bollocks’ at London’s Bush Hall. Here’s more.
Its not a reunion- it’s a remastered classic. More on Oasis’ remastered album of ‘Definitely Maybe’ to celebrate 30 years of its release.
Plastic Circus is a three-piece band from Leicester, they create and play post-punk, indie rock music- inspired by bands like The Stone Roses, Primal Scream, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, etc. We interviewed them- and here’s what they said.
Manchester Co-op live, also called the ‘UK’s largest live entertainment arena’, was supposedly meant to open to public in April 2024 and has been having delays since. The venue has spoke out on its technical issues- here’s more about the timeline making of this music venue.
Ant Hill, an upcoming four-piece band from Leicester played at The Big Difference on April 19th, headlining with the presence of two support acts. Here’s what we thought of the night.
This past week Blur performed at Coachella which is based in California, and got a surprisingly ‘dull’ reaction from crowds. Was this the same for their iconic Wembley shows in July 2023? Put simply, no.
The band of many hit songs release tour dates for November and December of 2024 to celebrate the upcoming release of their new album. Here’s what we know.
It has been nearly a decade since their last performance as a band and this year at Coachella, No Doubt play on stage to roaring crowds- this time with a special guest. Here’s more about the set.
Blur played Coachella on April 14, getting frustrated at a ‘radio silent’ and ’embarrassing’ crowd response to some of their hit songs such as ‘Song 2’ and ‘Girls & Boys’. Here’s more.
In celebration and promotion of a new album on the way, the rock ‘n’ roll band Feeder take on the Birmingham O2 institute and fills it’s floors. They are due to release their album ‘Black / Red ‘ on April 5. Here’s what we think.
