Pop Punk
Sun-Soaked Memories and Unforgettable Farewells: Slam Dunk South 2024
Slam Dunk signals the start of festival season every year for all the alternative music fans around the UK. This year’s line-up was set to be one to remember with the likes of You Me...
Names – Old Blue Last, London
Getting noticed in the London music scene can be one daunting task but that doesn’t stop new faces from popping up and performing daily. Names are a band looking to propel themselves forward with new...
Yellowcard – Childhood Eyes
After a series of cryptic social media posts, Yellowcard announced an end to their hiatus and emos and punks around the globe rejoiced. Their first release since breaking up comes in the form of an...
Slam Dunk South 2021
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,...
An Evening With Fall Out Boy – Heaven, London
Rock and Punk music is deeply rooted in clubs and pubs around the world so when it comes to seeing shows in that space, that is the ultimate way to experience them. Fall Out Boy,...
South Arcade – The Grace, London
It’s not every day a band makes a TikTok offering ‘entry to a show’ that completely goes viral however that is exactly what happened to Oxford’s own South Arcade. The band kept to their word...
The Wonder Years – The Hum Goes On Forever Tour – Electric Ballroom, London
What is Camden without a bit of Punk? The Wonder Years return to London’s music capital to play a sold-out show at the Electric Ballroom and they bring with them Beauty School and Save Face....
Boston Manor Live In Blackpool
Last night, Boston Manor took to the Empress Ballroom for their “first and only show of the year”, and also the first hometown show of their careers. The band originally planned the show to be...
Simple Plan – Harder Than It Looks
Simple Plan have been a staple in the Pop-Punk ever since they formed back in 1999. Starting off by making a name for themselves during the MTV era of Pop-Punk to evolving into the more...
Neck Deep – 10 Years Of Rain In July – The Key Club, Leeds
In honour of the 10 year anniversary of their first two EPs ‘Rain In July’ and ‘A History Of Bad Decisions’, Neck Deep put on a small number of intimate shows to replicate their first...
Yungblud – Yungblud
Yungblud is a name that most people in the rock community know. Whether you love him or hate him, you can’t deny his success. His latest album ‘Yungblud’ has received a tonne of attention from...
Crashface – Prototype
London’s rebellious new up and comers, Crashface, have just released their explosive new experimental EP ‘Prototype’. The new release is set to continue with their well known energy whilst also allowing the band to throw...
All Time Low – Live In The UK Tour – Brixton Academy
Thousands ascended down to London’s Brixton Academy Wednesday night to see pop-punk legends All Time Low for the first night of their five night tour. You could feel the energy in the air – that...
Mayday Parade – 11th Anniversary Self-Titled Tour – Troxy, London
Despite being slightly delayed due to obvious reasons, Mayday Parade have finally got around to playing their self-titled anniversary tour. Originally 10 years since its release – now 11 years – the tour promised to...
WSTR – The Boileroom, Guildford
English pop punker’s WSTR recently embarked on a sixteen date run of shows across the UK visiting a variety of venues along the way. With the band on the cusp of a new album coming...
South Arcade – The Library, Oxford
South Arcade are certainly a band that are on the rise as of late, their popularity on TikTok has allowed them to reach fans far and wide across their scene plus supporting acts around the...
The Wonder Years – The Hum Goes On Forever
It’s safe to say that The Wonder Years have come a long way since their inception and the hype surrounding their new album ‘The Hum Goes On Forever’ has hit an all-time high, so I’d...
AS IT IS – I WENT TO HELL AND BACK
It’s fair to say As It Is have become a very different band since the release of their 2018 album ‘The Great Depression’, (The band’s third album which saw them treading into darker themes and...