Still feeling it from the Lambrini Girls gig at the Moth Club on Saturday night, where a queue formed early (with 600 people still on the waiting list in the slight hope that someone wouldn’t be able to make it). We’re sorry to say that anyone who wasn’t lucky enough to get a ticket really…
Dance Punk trio DZ Deathrays surprised fans with the announcement of a small European tour and we were lucky enough to catch them at London’s The Victoria Dalston (a small venue hidden behind a bookcase…) This is one of those bands we can’t recommend enough for people to see given the chance -big energy, heavy riffs,…
“One hell of a show” – a more reader friendly version of what people were saying after Hot Milk’s sold out London show was over, and they weren’t wrong! We sent photographer Dan Landsburgh to capture the Manchester band, who brought so much energy to their set sticking mainly to their A Call To The…
The return of Welsh rockers Kids In Glass Houses turned out to be one of many highly anticipated comebacks of the year. After 9 years since playing their last show, they smashed out two sets at this year’s Slam Dunk Festival, where they announced their come back tour in celebration of Smart Casual‘s 15th anniversary….
Michigan based pop-punk power house Hot Mulligan took to the stage at The Garage in London for their sold out show. It goes with out saying that the crowd were hyped, with the room fully packed out ready for the the first act and equally pop-punk power house, Arms length from Canada – definitely one…
Empire State Bastard – the new side project of Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil has built up one hell of a new metalcore band with Naomi Macleod of Bitch Falcon, Mike Vennart of Oceansize and Dave Lombardo from Slayer. We caught them on the final night of their debut tour at Camden’s Underworld, where opened up…
The Subways have returned in full rock ‘n’ roll glory on their UK tour, following the the release of the newest album Uncertain Joy. We caught them at their sold out show at London’s Scala, which was filled with the band’s unbeatable live energy, with new songs and some classics like rock and roll queen….
“We’re doing this our way now,” said Ryan Potter lead singer of The Hunna as they play their sold out show at Camden’s Electric Ballroom, showing off their entire new self-titled album, start to finish, with a few classic tracks thrown in at the end for good measure. Under new label Raw Power Management, The…
Northern Ireland indie rockers Ash returned to celebrate the 21st anniversary of there third album, Free All angels. What better way to relive this album (which has also finally been released on vinyl) than play through from start to finish and to top it all off chuck in a few other bangers in there for good…
Following their previously cancelled UK shows, New York’s Interpol returned with a run of shows and we caught up at their special intimate show at London’s Hackney church, just 24hrs after the release of there new album The Other Side Of Make-Believe. Photographer Dans Lansburgh was their to document the night and you can see our…
Following their main stage set at this year’s Download Festival on the Friday, A Day To Remember put on two special intimate shows before leaving the UK – the first at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town and the second at Glasgow’s O2 Academy. We sent photographer Dan Lansburgh along to the London show to capture…
Before they headed off to tour the US and Europe, Australian punks The Chats made their way to the UK to grace us with their live presence. We sent photographer Dan Landsburgh to the band’s second London show at Electric Brixton to capture their stage antics. Check out the gallery below… Listen to The Chats…
