Ahead of the release of their new album 'Sundiver' we had a chat to Boston Manor.
After his debut UK festival set, we spoke to the Lionize vocalist about going it solo.
Ahead of her debut Glasgow show, we chatted to the New York singer-songwriter.
We sat down with bassist Shay to talk KIGH's return, new music and whether we'll be getting a KIGHmas show this year.
By the time we meet Kelsy Karter & The Heroines backstage at Download, not only are the gang still in
The trio sat down with us ahead of their silent disco set later that evening.
Michael Poulsen is no stranger to playing at Download. The main man, front and centre, of Danish metal gods Volbeat, has played so often on the hallowed Donington turf he could probably be liable for council tax. But this year. This time. In the mud filled carnage of 2024, Poulson is right of centre and as happy as a pig in mud, as the guitarist and UK live festival debut of Asinhell.
"I've found a reason for me, To change who I used to be, A reason to start over new, And the reason is you!" Some of the most well known rock ballad lyrics in the world and a track which burst through the one billion stream mark in the run up to Download. Hoobastank’s The Reason is the soundtrack to so many of our lives and as frontman Doug Robb laughs, it got so many people laid through the years - including himself.
Will Ghould and Ian Miles are enjoying a well earned seat backstage at Download. Both their shoes are caked in thick, gluey mud. But the boys can’t stop grinning. For the third year in a row Creeper have smashed an unmissable set right out of the Donington Park, moving up the stages each year with their Main Stage set fresh in the hearts, minds and ears of 70,000 festival revellers. Very few bands are invited back for a hat-trick of consecutive appearances so have Creeper become the Download house band?
Brothers Finn and Conor Keogh, and friends Oli Spackman and Jimmy Lanwern, are the four that make up new, London-based