George Van den Broek, known as YELLOW DAYS, launches a new era with his single “Celebrate You Girl,” dedicating it to his wife. This heartfelt track, blending psych-soul and ’70s R&B, signals a more intimate phase for the artist. He will also perform live at a rooftop event in London on April 12, 2024. Continue reading Yellow Days Returns with ‘Celebrate You Girl’
Bilk arrive at Manchester Academy armed with a potent mix of Britpop swagger, punk urgency, and hip-hop-inflected storytelling. Their new album, Essex Drugs and Rock and Roll, has solidified their reputation as a band unafraid to wear their influences on their sleeves—Blur, Arctic Monkeys, The Streets—but with a sound that remains distinctly their own. Launching straight into RnR, the trio set the tone for a … Continue reading Bilk It Like Beckham – Essex Trio Bring Swagger and Chaos to Manchester
Critically acclaimed British musician Hayden Thorpe has just released his third studio album, Ness, out now via Domino’s Stylus Records. The album, inspired by the mysterious and atmospheric Orford Ness in Suffolk, explores themes of human intervention and nature’s power to reclaim. Ness is a haunting and poetic reflection, with Thorpe’s distinct countertenor voice adding an ethereal layer to the record’s evocative soundscapes. The album … Continue reading Hayden Thorpe Set to Make Waves with New Album Ness and 2025 Tour
After years of anticipation, Oasis have finally answered the calls of fans worldwide with the announcement of their long-awaited UK and Ireland shows as part of the ‘OASIS LIVE 25′ world tour. This historic series of concerts will be the band’s only European shows in 2025, marking one of the most anticipated live events of the decade. Hitting major cities like Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, … Continue reading “This is history. This is history. Right here. Right now. This is history!”
Kelly Jones embarks on a fresh solo endeavour with his latest album, “Inevitable Incredible.” Following the thematic stripped back path of his debut “Only The Names Have Been Changed,” which was captivating and spellbinding first time around. We’re happy to report that Jones has done it again. This time transitioning from guitar to piano-led ballads, the album offers deeply personal and emotive storytelling. It’s to … Continue reading Keys to Emotion: Kelly Jones’ Cinematic ‘Inevitable Incredible
Live review and photo gallery from Far From Saints’ live show at The Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. Continue reading Far From Saints Brings The Bridgewater Hall To Its Feet
Live review and photo gallery of Johnny Jewel’s audio visual performance at The White Hotel in Salford. Continue reading Johnny Jewel: Architect of Sonic Dreams
Royal Blood took Liverpool’s Craft Guild of Students by storm on Wednesday evening. Their relentless energy, thundering basslines, and seismic riffs filled every corner of the venue. Photographer Brian Sayle was on site and captured the intensity and dynamism of a Royal Blood show. Photos below. <a href="https://www.setlist.fm/edit?setlist=1ba039d4&step=song" Catch them on tour at the link below: Tickets on sale now! https://t.co/dCQQlkvrKO https://t.co/dp8szzvzC8 — Royal Blood … Continue reading Royal Blood Rocks Liverpool: A Blood-Pumping Night at the Craft Guild of Students.
Christine and the Queens Manchester Review. Witness “Paranoïa, Angels, True Love” showcased at Manchester Academy. Continue reading Christine and the Queens Reign Supreme: A Marathon Manchester Odyssey
Experience the magic of Noel Gallagher’s Manchester concert with detailed insights into performances by Future Islands, Primal Scream, and more. From setlists to unexpected rain delays, read our comprehensive review. Continue reading Noel Gallagher’s Homecoming Show: A Thunderous Return to Manchester’s Music Scene
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