Earlier this year Busted announced a reunion tour to celebrate their 20th anniversary, a tour which sold out the first set of dates in just 10 minutes. We sent photographer Jemma Dodd to capture Matt Willis, Charlie Simpson and James Bourne at their Birmingham show, which included all the hits, throwback visuals and footage from…
As summer draws to an end, so does festival season and so it’s only right that we try to squeeze in as many festivals as we can and that of course includes Reading and Leeds Festival, which takes place over the August bank holiday. Photographer Nick Allan headed to Reading’s Richfield Avenue, while Carla Mundy…
Limp Bizkit came to break stuff at their mammoth headline show at London’s Gunnersbury Park, in front of a crowd of 25,000 hardcore fans. And break stuff they did, with a breakneck set filled full of fan favourites. Support came from Pendulum and Kenny Hoopla – Matt Higgs was there to capture it all. Pendulum…
Now in it’s third year, the 2023 edition of Radar Festival held at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse saw a line-up that treated us to the likes of Periphery, Sleep Token, Dream State, Loathe, Lake Malice and many more! We sent photographer Abbi Draper to capture the action – check out some of the highlights in…
LA punk rock stalwarts The Bronx came to London on their three-date whistle stop tour of the UK, with local punk rock trio Old Boy. With the gig having sold out well in advance, 300 lucky ticket holders were able to see what makes The Bronx great – their live show. Our photographer Nick Allan…
Johnny and the boys aka Goo Goo Dolls arrived back in our nation’s capital for a sold out show at the famous Eventim Hammersmith Apollo, originally booked for Brixton Academy but through unfortunate circumstances moved across town. As the lights go down the excitement is palatable. With a career of over 30 years they have…
In the most fortunate of coincidences, Monday 26th June is not only the night that Amigo The Devil (and full band!) bring their raucous, rabble rousing riot to The Wardrobe, it’s also singer Danny Kiranos’ birthday! A night that promised to be filled with fun, shots and cake, it was an opportunity our photographer Emma…
On a sweaty Monday night, in a packed out O2 Academy Islington, Nothing More, gave it their all! The Hara kicked off the night, getting crowd interaction from the start. It often can be a struggle winning the crowd over when you’re the support band, but this wasn’t an issue in the slightest for this…
The Hunna brought an epic end to Slam Dunk South’s The Key Club (left stage) despite initial technical difficulties at the start of the set. Known for their high energy sets the band even surprised the crowd with a special appearance from Kelsy Karter, to perform their recently released single I Don’t Like You..OK, which…
Nashville-based Charlotte Sands has made a big mark in the pop punk scene and it’s no surprise that she was nominated for Best International Breakthrough Artist and won Best Breakthrough Album at this year’s Heavy Music Awards for Love And Other Lies. Fresh from winning her award at the awards show the night before we got…
“The boys are back in town, we’re gonna party down, ‘cos here comes Bowling For Soup”. An intro song known well across the UK for many years, heard one more time as Texas’ favourite pop punk quartet Bowling For Soup hit the stage at Slam Dunk for their first appearance since 2017. With a set…
Enter Shikari brought more than just immense energy to their Slam Dunk South headline set – there were imaginative visuals, pyro and even fireworks. Reminding us of the importance of community vocalist Rou Reynolds gave us more than just music to enjoy and throwback memories from the band’s earlier records. To say they put on…
