live music – This Is Soundcheck

Glenn 11/02/202418/11/2024 15th Anniversary, Anniversary, Bad Bohemian, Birmingham, Birmingham Town Hall, british sea power, brum, bsp, concert, Concert Review, Do You Like Rock Music?, Doppelganger, Everything Was Forever, Folly, Gig, Gig Review, Heavenly Waters, Live, Live Gig, live music, live review, machineries of joy, Noble, Review, Sea Power, SP, The Decline Of, The Guildhall, town hall, Two Fingers, Waving Flags, We Only Want To Make You Happy, west midlands, Yann

2024/02/10 – Sea Power – Town Hall, Birmingham

Review & Photos: G. Rossington On February 10, 2024, the Town Hall in Birmingham hosted an evening of evocative and

Glenn 22/01/202330/03/2023 2023, A Wave Across The Bay, concert, Concert Review, Don't Worry, Frank Turner, frank turner and the sleeping souls, Frightened Rabbits, Gig Review, I Still Believe, If I Ever Stray, january, Journey of the Magi, KK's Steel Mill, Little Life, live music, live review, Out of Breath, Photosynthesis, Punches, recovery, Review, Scott Hutchison, Show, Thatcher Fucked The Kids, The Lottery Winners, The Next Storm, The Sleeping Souls, The Way I Tend To Be, Thom Rylance, Try This At Home, Wessex Boy, west midlands, Wolverhampton, wolves

2023-01-21 – Frank Turner – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. On one of the coldest nights so far this year and a queue stretching around

Live Reviews News

Glenn 15/02/202211/03/2022 Birmingham, Change, Charlie Wood, Ciara Dornan, Easy, Eighteen, Fall To Pieces, Gig, glenn rossington, HBG, Heather Baron-Gracie, Hugo Silvani, Jealousy, Live, Live Gig, Live Gig Review, live music, Live Music Review, My Mind Makes Noises, My Obsession, o2 Academy, Odd Ones Out, One More Time, pale waves, Review, She Is My Religion, Television Romance, Tomorrow, UK Tour, Valentine's Day, west midlands, Who Am I?, Wish U Were Here

2022/02/14 – Pale Waves – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington “Is anyone here tonight on their own? Well let us be your date, if you’ll

Glenn 15/01/2022 Are We Gonna Be Alright?, Birmingham, Brooklyn, Castle & Falcon, concert, Concert Review, Fickle Friends, Gig, Gig Review, glenn rossington, Glue, Hard To Be Myself, Harry Herrington, Hello Hello, intimate, Intimate Gig, Jack Wilson, live music, live review, Love You To Death, Natassja Shiner, Not Okay, photography, Pretty Great, Review, Sam Morris, Say No More, sold out, Swim, The White Lakes, Valeras, Weird Years (Season 2), west midlands, Write Me A Song, Yeah Yeah Yeah, You Are Someone Else

2022-01-14 – Fickle Friends – Castle & Falcon, Birmingham

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. On the day they release their second album ‘Are We Gonna Be Alright?’, Fickle Friends

Glenn 08/12/202108/12/2021 Africa Express, Albarn, Beautiful, Beetlebum, Blur, concert, Concert Review, Cov, Coventry, Daft Wader, Damon, Damon Albarn, Darkness to Light, For Tomorrow, Gig, Gig Review, Girls and Boys, glenn rossington, Gorillaz, HMV Empire, HMV Empire Coventry, Live, live music, Live Music Review, My Terracotta Heart, Particles, photography, piano, Polaris, Review, Royal Morning Blue, Solo, Solo Alum, String Quartet, tender, The Cormorant, The Good The Bad & The Queen, The Nearer The Fountain More Pure The Stream Flows, The Tower of Montevideo, The Universal, This Is Soundcheck, Under The Westway, warwickshire, west midlands

2021-12-07 – Damon Albarn – HMV Empire, Coventry

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. On a bitterly cold early December evening, the HMV Empire is tonight hosting a very

Glenn 29/10/202124/11/2021 Bad Bohemian, british sea power, bsp, concert, Concert Review, Doppelganger, Everything Was Forever, Folly, Gig, Gig Review, gloucester, gloucester guildhall, Heavenly Waters, Live, Live Gig, live music, live review, machineries of joy, Noble, Review, Sea Power, SP, The Decline Of, The Guildhall, Two Fingers, Waving Flags, We Only Want To Make You Happy, Yann

2021-10-28 – Sea Power – The Guildhall, Gloucester

Review & Photography: Glenn Rossington. On an incredibly wet and windy night in the Cotswold town of Gloucester, Cumbria’s own

Live Reviews News

Glenn 29/05/202129/05/2021 2021, 2022, Alan, alan mcgee, Andrew Wetherall, Arena Theatre, Audience, Band Management, bobby gillespie, Book, City, City of Wolverhampton, City of Wolverhampton Council, Clint Boon, Covid, Creation 23, Creation Day Festival, Creation Records, Creation Stories, Creation Stories Film, Festival, film, Glasgow, Inspiral Carpets, interview, It's Creation Baby!, Liam Gallagher, live music, live review, Manager, Marquis Drive, McGee, Noel Gallagher, Oasis, primal scream, return, Review, Riots Raves and Running A Label, Screamdelica, Slade Rooms, Socially Distanced, Streamed, Talk, West Park, Wolverhampton

2021/05/28 – Alan McGee In Conversation – Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton

Photos: Glenn Rossington. Alan McGee was once as famous for his wild lifestyle, in some cases, more notorious than the

Glenn 22/05/202123/05/2021 BL Pro Music, Bookers, charity, Coronavirus, Covid 19, Devastating, Festivals, gigs, Grassroots, Lifeblood, live music, Local Bands, Local Venue, MakeEventsHappen, Management, Music Industry, Music Venues, Pandemic, Promoters, Rave, recording studio, Rehearsal Room, Relief, Sound Engineers, Staff, support, Technicians, The Live Music Trust, The Music Venue Trust, The Technical Entertainment Charity, Touring Staff, Trials, We Make Events Campaign

Music Is Starting To Breathe Again

Photo Top: Glenn Rossington.Photo Inset: Tumanmaduum Band. The less we say about the last 14 months the better, we could

Glenn 08/05/202108/05/2021 Covid, Covid-19, Festivals, gigs, help, live music, Music, News, Pandemic, photography, return, Review, Reviews, support, This Is Soundcheck, We Are Back, welcome back, Write

POST PANDEMIC – We Are Returning!

So wow, what a time it has been! We don’t need to tell you how tough it has been and

Glenn 30/01/202031/01/2020 2020, blossoms, Bombay Bicycle Club, catfish & the bottlemen, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Easy Life, Festival, Fickle Friends, Hill Farm, La Roux, line-up, live music, oxford, oxfordshire, pale waves, shame, Sports Team, Summer, Sundara Karma, The Big Moon, the hives, The Kooks, The Magic Gang, The Orielles, the pigeon detectives, The Snuts, truck festival

TRUCK FESTIVAL: Line Up Announcement

Declared by The Guardian as “The Godfather of Small Music Festivals”, Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival today unveil their huge 2020 Line

← Previous