Due to circumstances beyond Trivium’s control, their show scheduled for the 15th of January 2023 at London’s Brixton Academy has been up in the air, owing to the fatal incident that occurred at the venue before Christmas, and the subsequent suspension of Brixton Academy’s venue license. The license was due to resume on the 16th…
Rocksins head to Brixton Academy to catch one of the finest Australian exports since AC/DC.
Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes performed at Brixton Academy the other weekend and nobody showed up….or so the Daily Mail would probably have you believe if Frank Carter had tried to feed some hungry children. No, the performance in the empty room at Brixton Academy is a result of a band making the best of…
I’ve said it many times before but it always bears repeating. Bowling For Soup are one of the most underrated pop punk bands around. Considering how long they have been a band and what they have accomplished I think they don’t get nearly enough credit. With that said, their newest live album ‘Older, Fatter, Still…
Gary Numan is no stranger to a live album. He has released various different ones throughout his illustrious career, but none as spectacular as his latest release Savage: Live at Brixton. Recorded at the legendary Brixton Academy on October 14th 2017 on the first leg of the Savage album tour, this 2 cd & dvd…
A Perfect Circle are one of the most revered bands in alternative music. They consistently release emotionally resonant music that challenges its audience to dig a little deeper. Tonight’s show at Brixton Academy, the first of two signals the first time the band has been back on UK soil in 14 years and follows on…
A couple of weeks ago Rocksins’ brought readers the news that rock & roll comedy duo Tenacious D were heading back to the UK for a short tour scheduled around their appearance at the Download Festival’s tenth anniversary edition of the festival. Well “The Mighty D” have been shifting the tickets so well that a…
For months, UK metal fans have been eagerly awaiting the start of December 2011 for two particular tours; The Eighth Plague Tour, featuring Machine Head and Devildriver amongst others, and the third Metal Hammer Defenders Of The Faith Tour, headlined by Trivium and with a fine supporting cast of special guests In Flames, Ghost, Rise…
What happens when you combine one of the leading lights of shock rock / metal with a rabid sold out Brixton Academy? You get Rob Zombie‘s first London live show in sixteen years. Unfortunately for all of us Mr Zombie was a little late in taking the stage, and the hoards got a little restless….
