Having released their third album ‘Build A Tower’ only a couple of weeks before todays’ gig, Manchester’s The Slow Readers Club arrived in Wolverhampton on a massive high. Playing their first headline...
When someone had the idea to put a tour together featuring three of the biggest indie-rock bands of the 1990’s, some may have said that it was an idea set to fail. However, ticket sales and the fanbase following each of...
After releasing their 13th studio album ‘Resistance Is Futile’, their first in 4 years, Manic Street Preachers returned to Arena Birmingham to play a celebratory set of hits, new favourites and even a couple of...
In the same week as hitting the number one spot in the Singles Chart with Calvin Harris (‘One Kiss’), chart sensation Dua Lipa arrived in Birmingham to play to her biggest UK audience to date at the Second...
Nineties nostalgia was rife this last weekend as the finale of ‘Love From Stourbridge’ tour rolled in to the o2 Academy in Birmingham. The last time The Wonder Stuff and Ned’s Atomic Dustbin toured together...
Review & Photography: Mark Woodward Copyright 2018. Reviews of Jake Bugg’s acoustic tour have spoken warmly about a coming of age for Nottingham’s finest export since Brian Clough’s speedy dismissal from the Leeds United...
In 2001 when Gorillaz first embarked upon a set of live dates, the idea was to perform behind a huge screen of animations to give the feel of the cartoon band coming to life. Fast forward 16 years and gone are the days of...
After a high profile year having released their epic their 13th studio album ‘Different Days’ to critical acclaim, Northern heroes The Charlatans arrived on stage at the Civic Hall in Wolverhampton to a rapturous...
Arriving in style to a packed out Civic Hall, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott hit the ground running from the very first note. What followed was a two hour show of sheer perfection. Mixing tracks from the latest album,...
There aren’t many bands where, upon seeing them live, the adjective you’d used to describe them would be “spellbinding”. But with London Grammar, the confusion clears and makes way for awe as you hear...
