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Saxon have shown they are seasoned campaigners who have the resilience to survive the bloodiest of battles.

Tonight I travelled to the Wembley Arena to review a band whose music I’ve been listening to for forty-six years.

It’s a busy night in Bristol, as the co-headlining Metal Monsters sell out the O2 with ease.

I freely admit that I don’t embrace the Symphonic Metal genre as some do. I really like Within Temptation and Delain ...

I can safely say, during the last eighteen months, I have seen South Of Salem perform live more than any other band.

It would be madness to try to leave the Monsters of Rock Cruise in Miami on a Thursday and try to be back to a Hard Rock Hell in the UK

The Cafe #9 is a small coffee shop in Nether Edge, in the salubrious environs of Sheffield.

The first time I heard Gun was nearly thirty-five years ago. Their music resonated with me immediately. I remember hearing their debut album

Having heard the excellent recording of Rick Wakeman and the English Rock Ensemble’s performance at the London Palladium

When I was given the assignment to review Dirty Honey I was overjoyed, I have been fan of their music from the first moment I heard it.

The first time I heard the name Florence Black was when they replaced a band due to illness at the 2023 Stonedead Festival.

Yes, the main frontman was not at full vocal capacity tonight, but even taking that into consideration

I’d seen She Burns Red in Manchester in 2023 supporting South Of Salem and they were hugely impressive, so I had no compunction making ...

The Globe is situated a short distance from Cardiff city centre. It holds around three hundred and fifty people over two floors.

The first time I saw The Almighty was thirty-three years ago at the Hammersmith Apollo. A memory of which I have total recall.

It’s a nice venue, the Tramshed, and there’s plenty in to see one of the greatest Glam Rock acts there’s ever been, or what’s left of them

Fresh from hosting The Sweet last night, the Tramshed welcomes another set of golden oldies in the shape of Slade,

I must confess I was quite excited about going to see Greta Van Fleet. I’ve been listening to their music for quite a few years

Since bursting on the scene some twenty months ago, with the song ‘One Way Ticket’, I have seen Kira Mac

Mothica is new to me. I am not alone. She cheerfully asked the crowd to make some noise if they had no idea who she is,