Live Reviews – Page 11 – This Is Soundcheck

Glenn 20/05/201821/05/2018 Best You Had, Birmingham, live review, Mature, Nina Nesbitt, o2 institute, scottish, Singer, Somebody Special, Songwriter, Stay Out, The Hardest Part, The Moments I'm Missing

2018-05-18 – Nina Nesbitt – o2 Institute 3, Birmingham

It’s not every day that you have the pleasure of witnessing an artist develop in front of your eyes, but

Glenn 18/05/201821/05/2018 Aaron Starkie, Build A Tower, Cavalcade, David Whitworth, Distant Memory, Feet On Fire, I Saw A Ghost, John Ryan, Kurtis Starkie, Live, Lives Never Known, Manchester, Sirens, SRC, the slade rooms, The Slow Readers Club, TSRC, Wolverhampton

2018-05-17 – The Slow Readers Club – The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton

Having released their third album ‘Build A Tower’ only a couple of weeks before todays’ gig, Manchester’s The Slow Readers

Glenn 07/05/201821/05/2018 Birmingham, Britrock Must Be Destroyed, digbeth, Digbeth Arena, Dodgy, dominic greensmith, Festival, gary stringer, Gig, jack bessant, jesse wood, live review, Nigel Clark, reef, Summer, Terrorvision, The Wildhearts, Tony Wright

2018-05-05 – Britrock Must Be Destroyed – Digbeth Arena, Birmingham

When someone had the idea to put a tour together featuring three of the biggest indie-rock bands of the 1990’s,

Glenn 29/04/201805/05/2018 2018, A Design For Life, Arena Birmingham, Birmingham, Gavin Fitzjohn, james dean bradfield, jdb, Live, manic street preachers, manics, motorcycle emptiness, msp, nick naysmith, nicky wire, Resistance Is Futile, RIFLive, sean moore, Tour, wayne murray, you love us

2018-04-27 – Manic Street Preachers – Arena Birmingham

After releasing their 13th studio album ‘Resistance Is Futile’, their first in 4 years, Manic Street Preachers returned to Arena

Glenn 18/04/201818/05/2018 'Lost In Your Light', Birmingham, Blow Your Mind (Mwah), Brilliant, calvin harris, Dua Lipa, Genting Arena, IDGAF, Impressive, live review, Martin Garrix, My Love, New Rules, One Kiss, pop, Scared To Be Lonely, Wale

2018-04-17 – Dua Lipa – Genting Arena, Birmingham

In the same week as hitting the number one spot in the Singles Chart with Calvin Harris (‘One Kiss’), chart

Glenn 16/04/201826/04/2018 Birmingham, Crabby, Erica Nockalls, Jonn Penney, Love From Stourbridge, Miles Hunt, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, o2 Academy, Pop Will Eat Itself, Review, The Ned's, The Stuffies, The Wonder Stuff, west midlands

2018/04/15 – Love From Stourbridge – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Nineties nostalgia was rife this last weekend as the finale of ‘Love From Stourbridge’ tour rolled in to the o2

Mark Woodward 09/03/201811/03/2018

2018-03-08 – Jake Bugg – Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry

Review & Photography: Mark Woodward Copyright 2018. Reviews of Jake Bugg’s acoustic tour have spoken warmly about a coming of

Glenn 03/12/201719/12/2017 2-D, 2017, Animated, Birmingham, Birmingham Arena, Damon Albarn, de la soul, december, Dirty Harry, Feel Good Inc, Gorillaz, Humanz, Jamie Hewlett, Jamie Principle, Little Simz, live review, Live String Section, Murdoc, Noodle, Pauline Black, Peven Everett, Review, Russel, Stylo, Superfast Jellyfish, vince staples, We Got The Power, Zebra Katz

2017-12-02 – Gorillaz – The Arena, Birmingham

In 2001 when Gorillaz first embarked upon a set of live dates, the idea was to perform behind a huge

Glenn 02/12/201719/12/2017 2017, Civic Hall, december, Different Days, Mark Collins, Martin Blunt, Modern Nature, Peter Sailsbury, Some Friendly, Tellin' Stories, the charlatans, tim burgess, Tony Rogers, UK Tour, walsall, west midlands, Wolverhampton

2017-12-01 – The Charlatans – Civic Hall, Wolverhampton

After a high profile year having released their epic their 13th studio album ‘Different Days’ to critical acclaim, Northern heroes

Glenn 27/11/201708/12/2017 Civic Hall, Crooked Calypso, don't marry her, Five Get Over Excited, happy hour, Housemartins, intimate, jacqui abbott, live review, Old Red Eyes Is Back, Paul Heaton, Perfect 10, rotterdam, Sheep, the beautiful south, The Lord Is A White Con, Timeless, Wolverhampton

2017-11-25 – Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott – Civic Hall, Wolverhampton

Arriving in style to a packed out Civic Hall, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott hit the ground running from the