Having recently been a huge success in the UK on their November 2014 arena tour with Theory Of A Deadman and Airbourne, Kentucky’s favourite rock n’rollers Black Stone Cherry have decided to have a Summer UK jaunt around their Download 2015 appearance. Not only that, but they’ll be playing some places that often get left…
Halestorm’s army of UK freaks (as their fanbase are so affectionately known) has been growing rapidly year on year ever since the release of the superb 2012 album The Strange Case Of… Three years on, it’s little surprise to find them tonight headlining the Camden Town Roundhouse in London, a venue where they were supporting…
Slam Dunk has announced a whole heap of bands that finalises this year’s lineup. Fresh from their biggest UK tour to date, British metalcore heavyweights Architects join the likes of You Met At Six and While She Sleeps. Californian post-hardcore legends Finch are set to perform and riding on the success of Disobedient, hardcore heroes…
Ashestoangels and 48Hours are two of the UK’s hottest rock properties right now. Goth rock outfit Ashestoangels tore the roof off of Southampton University last weekend by giving one of the performances of the day at Takedown Festival 2015. Meanwhile 48Hours have built themselves a reputation as a great live band, performing with a variety…
They’re in the midst of gearing up for a very busy festival season, including our own Download Festival, but A Day To Remember haven’t been exactly sitting on their hands. Instead Jeremy and the rest of the band have been busy filming a new music video for their song City Of Ocala. The track, which…
Re-wind 20 years ago and UK rockers Last Great Dreamers were being tipped for the top. Coming second in the Kerrang newcomer awards in 1995 to a band who’ve had their own successful comeback in recent years, Skunk Anansie, it seemed they were headed for the top. Unfortunately, as is often the case, things didn’t…
Our Lisa headed to the Garage in Glasgow to check out In This Moment on the first date of their UK tour….and quite frankly, she was baffled.
Having already built up an impressive fan-base following the success of their Into The Deep EP, Oceans Ate Alaska look to expand on this with their release of their debut album Lost Isles. Metalcore is a crowded genre right now but it seems like Oceans Ate Alaska might just have what it takes to stand out. Lost Isles…
Last year saw German folk metallers Equilibrium experience several lineup changes in the midst of a new album release. To unveil their new lineup and promote their album, they set out on a tour of Europe including a rare stop in the UK in October. Here’s what happened: Opening the night was melodeath quintet Nothgard…
Despite originally starting out as a traditional black metal band, Norwegian five piece Enslaved have moved more towards a progressive sound in recent years. Three years on from the excellent RIITIIR, the band are back with their thirteenth studio record, In Times. Does this new offering continue the band’s progressive sound or does it return…
