Review – Kelly Lee Owens, Marble Factory, March 15th
Some live performances are enjoyable, some are unforgettable, and then there are those rare, transcendent experiences that imprint themselves onto the psyche. What Kelly Lee […]
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Review – Lizzie Esau, The Louisiana, March 11th
Nearly three years have passed since we first encountered Lizzie Esau live. Even then, her talent was unmistakable, but the North East singer-songwriter carried an […]
Review – The Pale White, The Louisiana, March 11th
Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Newcastle upon Tyne, The Pale White has cemented itself as one of the UK’s most exciting alternative rock […]
Review – Vukovi, SWX Bristol, 6th March
VUKOVI are having quite the whirlwind year. It’s only March, yet they’ve already released their fourth album, ‘My God Has Got a Gun’, and completed […]
Review – Call Me Amour, SWX Bristol, February 27th
Call Me Amour: A Band Raising the Bar for Modern Rock Few bands in the UK rock scene today bring the same fire and fearless […]
Review – Set It Off, SWX Bristol, February 27th
If ever a band lived up to their name, it’s Set It Off—and on Thursday night at SWX, they did exactly that. From the moment doors […]
Review – Biig Piig, SWX Bristol, February 26th
In the artistic sphere, it is easy to be confined by genre or style, yet some artists break free from this mold – embracing musical […]
Review – Gürl, The Exchange, February 20th
The best bands evolve without losing sight of what made them special in the first place. They build on their foundations, expanding their sound while […]
Review – State Champs, Bristol O2 Academy, February 19th
On the second night of the UK leg of their European tour, State Champs returned to Bristol’s O2 Academy with a performance that was equal […]
Review – Trashed, The Lanes, February 8th
Trashed: Emo Punk’s Unrelenting Force There’s a certain kind of nostalgia that kicks in the moment Trashed strike their first chord. The Bristol trio channel […]