Mallory Knox played the O2 ABC at the end of September in what was the opening night of their first tour in the UK this year. They had been touring with Pierce…
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They’ve kept us waiting for 11 years – but all’s forgiven now that The Libertines are finally back in business with their new album: ‘Anthems for Doomed Youth’. Being undoubtedly one of…
MoreKerri Watt played her first ever hometown headline gig as she returned to the Garage’s Attic Bar in Glasgow. Opening her set with long-time live favourite “Paris”, the power in Watt’s voice…
MoreThe Pop Punk band ‘Light You Up’ have been supporting Four Year Strong on the Pure Noise Records tour, having just released their brand new track “All We’ve Ever Known.” Being the…
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Starting the night by saying that they’d be performing the longest set they’ve ever done in their 22 year career, Train certainly didn’t disappoint at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall; allowed for a much…
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Sunset Sons arrived in Glasgow with a bit of hype behind them: they were on MTV and XFM Great X-Pectations’ Ones To Watch lists for 2015, and they were also longlisted for…
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In the midst of what must have been one of the most exciting weeks of their career, having won two awards at the NMEs and performing at the Brit Awards where they…
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Having been named on various “Ones to Watch” lists for 2015, Nottingham-based Saint Raymond played to an eager sold out crowd at the O2 ABC 2 at the start of February, looking…
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T in the Park have finally announced a lot of the big names that will be playing at Strathallan Castle this year, and I have to say, the line-up looks extremely underwhelming.…
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Known for their hit song ‘Anna Sun’, indie-rock band Walk the Moon certainly showed off their energetic sound at Glasgow’s Hyrdo, supporting the co-headline tour of All Time Low and You Me…
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