London-based singer-songwriter George Taylor performed at London’s Hospital Club last Thursday night as part of The Secret Sessions. George Taylor kicked the set off with 2017 single I Hear Your Song, Sweetness which was delivered with authority and genuine warmth. Its quieter moments allowed him to display
The Sheffield outfit took to the NME / BBC Radio 1 Stage on the first day of Leeds Festival. Consisting of two sets of brothers, The Sherlocks have been steadily building a solid live following over the last couple of months. After the recent release of their long-awaited
The sister trio – Alana, Danielle and Este – headlined NME / BBC Radio 1 Stage on the first day of Leeds Festival. HAIM returned this year with their outstanding sophomore effort, Something To Tell You, and they definitely had something, and even more, to show
Brighton’s metalcore outfit took to the Main Stage on the first day of Leeds Festival. The first day at Leeds fest started with an impressive number of dedicated Muse fans sprinting to the front row of the Main Stage at 11 in the morning, where
The band to release their fifth studio album Gossip this September. Following previous singles Legends and Empire To Ashes, Sleeping With Sirens have unveiled brand new cut Cheers, lifted from their fifth full-length, Gossip, set to arrive in September. Frontman Kellin Quinn says of the track: ‘Cheers’ is about accepting yourself, we all have
The band to embark on 12 date arena tour in November / December. After headlining Reading and Leeds Festival last weekend, Kasabian have announced an extensive 12 date UK arena tour commencing in November. Tickets go on sale at 9:30am on August 31st. Kasabian play the following UK & Eire shows with Slaves appearing as special guests on all dates: November 24 – Newcastle, Metro Radio
Canadian pop-punk quintet to release new EP, Nothing Here Is Permanent, this September. After joining the Pure Noise Records family and releasing their first single North Hansen, Canadian outfit is back with another taste off of their forthcoming EP, Nothing Here Is Permanent, out in September. Infectious and nostalgic, Petrichor masterfully embodies
The Japanese rockers to return to the UK in December. Following the release of their Fueled By Ramen’s debut album (eight in their entire catalogue and second all English language full-length), Ambitions, earlier this year and completing a sold-out headline run in the United States,
The Poughkeepsie, NY trio made a stop at The Borderline last Thursday night ahead of Reading & Leeds Festival appearances. Before playing Main Stage at Reading and Leeds Festival last weekend, Against The Current brought an intimate performance to The Borderline in London. Having sold out the
