While She Sleeps have been one of the hottest UK metalcore outfits over recent years which made their announcement of an intimate tour around the British isles quite surprising. From selling out venues like Brixton Academy to then playing at some of the smallest venues around the country isn’t normally a band’s go-to approach however,...
Live music has been away for some time now so when I saw the opportunity to see one of the hottest new prospects live, I jumped at the opportunity. Immerse headlined an intimate, socially distanced show at The Black Heart in Camden and they brought along Essex rockers Palmist to get things started. As soon...
Chalk in Brighton has had techno nights before but never anything quite like what went down on the 24th of November 2022. Electric Callboy brought their electronic-infused metalcore to the seaside town and after being postponed due to Nico Sallach suffering from a severe jaw and ear infection, the anticipation had hit its breaking point....
The Ghost Inside’s long-awaited return to touring is finally upon us and with the success of their one-off show at London’s Brixton Academy going down so well, it was no surprise that their show at The Dome sold out! Bringing the rambunctious Senses Fail along with them meant the tour would feel like a total...
From headlining Bloodstock and Waken to not knowing if there was a future for the band after lockdown, Parkway Drive has certainly been on a wild ride over the past few years. Their return to London’s Alexandra Palace has been one that has been eagerly awaited for quite some time now and with Lorna Shore...
Selling out a show is one thing but selling out an entire European tour is something many bands dream of doing. Bad Omens Concrete Worldwide tour saw the European Leg sell out way in advance of the shows and even adding multiple dates in cities such as London didn’t change that. This may be a...
Do you like scary concerts? Horror’s children of deception Ice Nine Kills finally arrived back in the UK and kicked off their stay with not one but TWO sold-out shows at London’s Kentish Town Forum. To complete the cast for the evening’s entertainment were Defying Decay, Lansdowne and SKYND. Sit back, try to relax and...
The band that doesn’t seem to stop touring, Trivium once again returned to the UK but this time they hit up venues they haven’t touched in years! Bringing the animated Bleed From Within and the insanely promising Orbit Culture along for the ride, Trivium wanted to give their fans a night they wouldn’t soon forget....
Confetti an CO2 gas cannons are how A Day To Remember are choosing to kick off their special London show as the band explodes onto the stage with the recognisable ‘Let’s Go’ from the ever popular ‘Downfall Of Us All’. It’s a massively fitting start to the evening as things are at the redline from...
In support of their latest album, ‘Fatalism’, Polaris took to venues up and down the UK to share the new music and pay tribute to their late guitarist, Ryan Siew. Joined at the show by the excellent Silent Planet, we just had to head down to the SWX Bristol to check out what would go...
Originally, I Prevail’s London show was supposed to take place at the city’s O2 Forum Kentish Town. Upgraded and postponed in the pandemic to O2 Academy Brixton, all was looking good for Michigan rockers to return to the United Kingdom’s Soil. Unfortunately, due to an incident at the beloved Academy, shows scheduled there had to...
Bloodstock Open Air returned once more for yet another action-packed year of non-stop metal! After last year’s scorcher, the returning metal hoards were happy to see the weather be a little cooler this time around. Tents were set up and the first cans of beer cracked open, Thursday was a day of excitement right from...
The return of Bloodstock has come and gone, and the 20th anniversary of the festival was certainly one to remember. For the first time ever, the event was five full days of non stop music. From up and coming bands to metal giants, the festival was always going to be one full of excitement. The...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock over the past few years, you’ve probably heard of the europop-metalcore infusion that is Electric Callboy (formally Eskimo Callboy), with their mega-hit Hypa Hypa garnering over 37 Million streams on Spotify alone. It’s clear to see their viral success has pushed them to great heights, culminating in their...
Architects returned to London this past weekend with two intimate shows at the Pryzm in Kingston. These shows were put on by Banquet records in parallel with the release of the band’s number 1 album ‘For Those That Wish To Exist’. I was lucky enough to attend these shows in person and I’ll just say...
Slam Dunk festival finally returned this year with a rather stacked lineup. Despite complications with bands having to pull out due to the current situation, the festival was still jam-packed with all kinds of bands, spanning across many genres. This marks the first time Slam Dunk has been hosted in September and despite the delay,...
Bleed From Within has been one of the most impressive metalcore acts on the scene as of late. From their critically acclaimed album ‘Fracture’ to their larger than life performances at both Download Pilot and Bloodstock Open Air. Now it’s finally time for them to embark on their headline tour with Kill The Lights and...
The past year has been a strange one for the music scene. With the pandemic making it impossible for bands to tour, many just fell silent and waited for the storm to pass. But some adapted. Screamo veterans Underoath was one of those bands. They embraced the internet as their new auditorium, the new place...
With many stuck inside this Halloween, due to the current pandemic, horror metalcore outfit Ice Nine Kills’ decision to host a livestream couldn’t have come at a better time. The stream came alongside the band’s new live album ‘I Heard They Kill Live!’ and featured a show recorded in November of 2019, in the band’s...
Enter Shikari have just proved the impossible was possible at their OVO Wembley Arena show. From the insane levels of production, to the fact every ticket sold contributed to independent venues, Enter Shikari have proved that they are a band that’ll go down in history for the right reasons. Here’s why. The wonderful pop-punk energy...