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Though the line-ups for the first two Firevolt (initially called Firestorm) festivals appealed greatly, scheduling clashes meant I was

It’s a long way to the top, or so I’m told, and this is doubly so if your suspension isn’t up to scratch as the winding road up to the top

Despite being a huge Mr Big fan, coming into 2024 I had never seen the band play live.

On a hot and humid evening in Barnsley, White Skies and Ten ensured that the temperature inside the Birdwell Venue matched outside

Unbelievably, after nearly eighteen years living in the Steel City, this was my first ever visit to the Hallamshire Hotel.

I have to say when it was first announced that AC/DC were going on tour, I did not take much notice

This was my first visit to the Rebellion in Manchester. I’d heard unfavourable stories about the venue; however, with only approximately ...

When Darren Wharton announced a series of shows performing Thin Lizzy classics, with what is essentially the Dare line-up

The summer months generally tend to be slow periods for indoor shows, due to the large number of festivals that are now being run.

It had been two years since I had last seen Saucerful Of Secrets; at the same venue no less, and before I saw them then, I was a little ...

The Tree House is situated just outside of Frome and is above a pub. It holds about one hundred and fifty people

Prog legends Yes announced in the summer of 2021 that they would be touring the following year and playing the 1974 ‘Relayer’ album in full.

I think I read somewhere that this tour was Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson’s first solo tour for around twenty years.

Aside from a handful of one-off shows, Breed 77 have been on a lengthy hiatus. The last time I saw the band live was on a very cold November

It’s a fine, cool, bright morning and a lovely warm welcome for everyone arriving as this most friendly of festivals.

This was my first visit to the impressive Royal Philharmonic in Liverpool. The Art Deco auditorium seats approximately seventeen hundred

The Artisan Tap is a nifty little craft beer/live music establishment in the heart of Stoke (UK) and my first visit proved to be a highly

Support this evening came from local band The Lottery Winners who were well over halfway through their set when we (my sister and I) finally

Lord Of The Lost, a name that resonates with resilience and fervour in the Rock scene, proved once again why they’re more than just a band;

Temperance formed in 2013, with Marco Pastorino (guitar/vocals) and Luca Negro (bass) being ever-present since then.