Shiflett is a master in his class. His song writing and showmanship is second to none. We head down to the sold-out show at a converted church in Glasgow.
The odd curse word, abundantly less inappropriate comments, yet pure fun filled charisma, Baltimore boys All Time Low mellow for a lesson in maturity in their 30’s, proving it’s never too late to grow up and get out of your hometown.
Tonight proved that Lamb Of God are one of the most formidable bands in metal to this date.
The band were showcasing their latest album 'One Day' alongside material from their back catalogue.
An ancient church and a band blending post-punk, hardcore, rave and drum and bass… Enter Shikari were definitely in Glasgow.
Two decades in and Bullet For My Valentine are still firing on all cylinders.
Bringing their delicate and devastating sound of THE DEATH OF PEACE OF MIND to the UK, Bad Omens prove they are the lions roaring at the top of the animal kingdom hierarchy, the true kings of the concrete jungle.
The Viva La Vengeance tour headed to Birmingham for one night only.
The build-up to slowthai’s third record has been perhaps the most exciting yet. Pairing up with legendary producer Dan Carey and boasting a new age punk sound, one that we hadn’t heard from the Northampton artist before, how does the new combination fair?
'Thanks But No Thanks' is a short but sweet blast of gravelly-voiced, emotional punk-rock. Much like their obvious influence The Menzingers, their pursuit of connection has led them to specialise in a gruff, melancholic brand of nostalgia.