Stereophonics wrap up UK tour with blistering London O2 Arena performance Welsh rockers Stereophonics brought their Winter Arena Tour to a close at London’s O2 Arena on Thursday evening. The band tore through a 24-song setlist that kicked off with Vegas Two Times and culminated with The Bartender and the Thief, before a four-song encore ending on crowd-pleaser Dakota….
Five Light Up London’s O₂ Arena With a Feel-Good, Hit-Filled Show Five lit up London’s O₂ Arena tonight with a high-energy, hit-filled performance – the second of three shows at the venue, with an additional date added thanks to huge demand. The boyband – Sean Conlon, Ritchie Neville, Scott Robinson, Abz Love, and J Brown…
Bastille kicked off their From All Sides tour last week – their only live shows of this year, with an additional date at London’s Round House in December The tour promises set lists filled with fan favourites and deep cuts from their back catalogue of 15 years but of course there’s still space for their…
Another summer done and dusted and another festival season over. As we reminisce over our 2025 memories, we’re already counting down for next year’s Reading and Leeds Festival. Check out some of this year’s action from Leeds Festival in our photo gallery below, including highlights from the likes of Leigh-Anne, Becky Hill, Matilda Mann, Example,…
Wide Awake Festival, despite challenges, including a legal dispute over the use of Brockwell Park, maintained its reputation for vibrant energy and inclusivity for a 4th year running. Belfast-based, Irish rap trio Kneecap headlined with a defiant performance, addressing political controversies and expressing solidarity with Palestine. Their set combined sharp humor, energetic beats, and a…
The Cambridge Corn Exchange is swarming with Victoriana dresses, prairie skirts and puffed sleeves: it can only be for a The Last Dinner Party show. If you’re not familiar with them, they’re the winners of both the BBC Sound Of 2024 poll and the BRIT’s Rising Star award, and they’ve played at Glastonbury, Latitude, and…
Following a run of small club shows earlier this year and release of their first album in nine years, All Quiet On The Easter Esplanade, The Libertines (Pete Doherty, Carl Barât, John Hassall and Gary Powel) kicked off their Autumn tour last week. With additional dates added, due to high demand, we headed out to…
If it’s a show that you want then that’s what Paloma Faith will give you, but expect much more… We caught Paloma Faith at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall, for the first of two dates in city, where we saw her dazzle the crowd with more than just her to die for wardrobe. With the recent release…
Following the release of his latest album Who We Used To Be, James Blunt has headed out on tour and we went along to the sold out show at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham. Blunt sets the tone early doors making comment to the crowd after opening with new song Beside you, “Well you’ve bought the…
The new era of Paloma Faith begins, setting the tone early with a stage background screen for the audience to muse on arrival with the words from song one on The Glorification of Sadness album – ‘There’s nothing more human than failure’. No support act this evening and a show built in two parts broaches…
