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I’d read a few mutterings on Social Media that Christopher Cross was not the ideal support for Toto in the UK.

As the outro tape of Night Ranger’s ‘Sister Christian’ played, and the band took their deserved applause

The Tree House is situated just outside of Frome town centre, Somerset, and is above a pub.

Not only was it a Saturday night, but all four Academy venues were hosting sold-out shows, so to say it was busy at the University

This was Evergrey’s forty-second show of the tour, and the band were firing on all cylinders. If you’re a fan of any type of Metal, and

Apologies to Blackballed, as I remained in the pub next door until 8.45 pm, although those I spoke to really enjoyed their set, as I did the

It seemed crazy only opening the doors to the venue at 7.30 pm when the first band hit the stage at 7.45 pm;

Midnite City have treated their fans (the Midnite Army) for several years with an end of year Christmas show, and once again they chose The

Having seen Myles Kennedy with Alter Bridge and Slash, I have to be honest and say I have never seen him with his own band,

Support Yaki Dah (meaning Cheers! In Welsh) from Swansea are a shouty Punk band like the Beastie Boys, with some Nu Metal and Thrash influen

Natalie Imbruglia had just taken to the stage when we got our seats, low down on the left-hand side, approximately twelve rows from the ...

The Quireboys have always cheered me up when I see them. Despite the cost of living crisis, the crowd are here to have a good time

It had been a while since I last saw Within Temptation live, and that was at the smaller Academy venue in Birmingham.

CJ Wildheart opened with his own band, following the split of the classic line up of The Wildhearts. It’s Punky, trashy Rock ‘n’ Roll

Collateral is a Stadium Rock band in the making. Hopefully, in years to come when they‘re playing to tens of thousands, I can say I saw them

The main “mothership” event of HRH in the autumn traditionally starts with the awards.

My wife Carol and I got to Wakefield early doors and there was already a sizeable queue to get in the venue.

I saw SOiL for the first time in 2006. A.J. Cavalier had just replaced original singer Ryan McCombs for the ‘True Self’ album,

On almost the exact anniversary of her gig at the Palladium last year (which was the fiftieth anniversary of ‘Can The Can’) Suzi Quatro

Kamelot have a big sound, painted on an epic musical canvas, and when they have played in the UK in the past,