We’re only halfway through 2019 but after their incredible performance at Download festival this year, Beartooth are looking towards next year, announcing a load of UK dates for 2020! The band said: “We’re excited to be finally bringing The Disease Tour to the UK for our biggest and baddest headline shows to date. You won’t want […]
Junior announce UK tour in support of debut album!
As the campsite opens for five day campers, we asked one of our senior writers and festival attendee Tom Butterworth to give us his low-down of the ones to watch.
Temple Newsam, Leeds, 25th May 2019: Never will you find a more wretched hive of snapbacks and Vans. As the fans begin entering the festival grounds, the day is bright and warm... sadly it won’t last, but rain, thunder or snow wouldn’t have kept the legions away from Leeds today.
For Taking Back Sunday’s run of live shows next month, they will be supported by The Frights
It's now less than a month until Download Festival 2019! We scour through the bands in a two part series of our ones to watch! First up, I (deputy editor Lizi) take you through 10 of the artists I'm most looking forward to seeing
Volbeat announce UK tour
Fresh off announcing their second album Vulture Culture, Fangclub have also revealed details of a UK tour.
It is a terrible crime that both of these bands find themselves playing a half empty small venue in Manchester on a Wednesday night, as both are perfect examples of new and exciting bands, drawing from the past while striving towards new territory.
It is my pleasure to finally introduce to you a band called The Hunting Project. I've known these guys for some time, meeting them via my Love It To Death Instagram (Love It To Death is my personal music blog, in case you were wondering) back when they had no music out and were called Grizzly!. How times have changed.
Welsh pop-punks Junior have revealed details of their long-awaited debut album.
Thrice and Refused are set to head out on a co-headline tour later this year!
Punk rockers Drug Church have announced a raft of UK and European dates for the Summer.
Hollywood Undead at the Leeds o2 Academy is, thus far, the biggest gig I've reviewed. They're also, as the saying goes, not my cup of tea. However, Avatar aren't my cup of tea. Royal Republic aren't (really) my cup of tea. Five Finger Death Punch definitely aren't my cup of tea. And I enjoyed all of those bands live.
Sum 41 will be returning to the UK in June!
