We went along to Fall Out Boy’s second of two massive shows at The O2 on their So Much For (2our) Dust, to see them smash it out of the park. With huge production and a setlist filled full of fan favourites, it was a hell of a night for emos both young and old….
*Update* Sometime between 10:30 and 11:00pm on the 5th of November (UK time), Slipknot deleted all social posts relating to the departure of Jay Weinburg. This is similar to what happened when Craig Jones left Slipknot earlier this year. Posts relating to Jones’ departure were online for a few hours, then deleted. If this follows…
Wishes do come dream – the long-awaited return of Tom Delonge re-joining Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker as Blink-182 finally happened! Bringing us brand-new music and an epic world tour, Blink-182 fans had everything to look forward to and having been along to the second of London’s O2 shows we know you’re in for a…
At this point it seems redundant to call Creeper one of the most innovative and interesting bands in the Rock scene. Much like Code Orange, their particular brand of art is fully immersive, ever evolving and they never make the same thing twice. In fact they have become somewhat known for the emphatic nature with…
With Festival season over for another year, 2000Trees are already getting us excited for its return next year. Giving us our first 2024 mainstage headliner early on, you’ll need to act fast to secure tickets to one of the best weekends of the year. As an incredibly exciting announcement, 2000Trees shared news that The Gaslight…
It’s been 3 years since Code Orange torched the heavy music scene with their spectacular Underneath album. The world and indeed the musical landscape have changed a lot in that time, but so has Code Orange. Far more than a band, they are a seemingly ever evolving entity that goes wherever the art takes them…
With their excellent new album Ultraviolet released earlier this year, fans of As Everything Unfolds had been eagerly awaiting some headline shows. Following support slots with Enter Shikari, European tours and festival slots, their London show at Islington Academy was the second of two headline dates this week. Before As Everything Unfolds, Lake Malice (7)…
When Corey Taylor dropped his first solo album back in 2020,it was met with a rather mixed and dare I say muted response. The frontman of two of the biggest Rock/Metal bands of the last 20 years dropping a middling, uncohesive record that was not befitting of his legacy, was not something many of us…
Earlier this year Busted announced a reunion tour to celebrate their 20th anniversary, a tour which sold out the first set of dates in just 10 minutes. We sent photographer Jemma Dodd to capture Matt Willis, Charlie Simpson and James Bourne at their Birmingham show, which included all the hits, throwback visuals and footage from…
As summer draws to an end, so does festival season and so it’s only right that we try to squeeze in as many festivals as we can and that of course includes Reading and Leeds Festival, which takes place over the August bank holiday. Photographer Nick Allan headed to Reading’s Richfield Avenue, while Carla Mundy…
Limp Bizkit came to break stuff at their mammoth headline show at London’s Gunnersbury Park, in front of a crowd of 25,000 hardcore fans. And break stuff they did, with a breakneck set filled full of fan favourites. Support came from Pendulum and Kenny Hoopla – Matt Higgs was there to capture it all. Pendulum…
Set your fazers to stun! Because Newport destroyers, Skindred are back with their eighth studio album, Smile! It’s been twenty five years since Benji Webbe and Co. first burst onto the scene with their unique and infectious fusion of heavy metal and reggae. During which time the four piece from South Wales have built themselves…
