A new production of caustic 70s cultural comedy Cloud 9 opened at London’s National Theatre this week. The first act is set in Victorian Africa, where a family is caught in a madcap mix of sexual identity, power struggles and the reality of the Empire. In the second act, the family is transported, Dr Who-like, to 70s London, where the Empire migh…
The Manic Street Preachers rolled into town on Friday (November 6th) and showcased their incredible back catalogue by playing hits from Generation Terrorists through to Critical Thinking.
A masterclass in surviving nu-metal, at Birmingham Utilita Arena on Bonfire Night, reports Emmie MacNevin
Chuck 100 at St Louis Grandel Theater, Missouri, on 22 October, was a special tribute, as Stephen Conn reports
Emmie MacNevin caught up with the godfather of shock rock, Alice Cooper, at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on 20 October
Europe celebrated 40 years of The Final Countdown at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on 2 October, as Emmie MacNevin reports
Jack White’s Live Tour dropped by the Revel Entertainment Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 4 October, and Stephen Conn reports on the thrills of The Second Coming Of Rock
The Motown icon played in New Mexico at Albuquerque Isleta Casino Showroom on 26 September, detouring in the desert to lite-FM, as Stephen Conn reports
Approximately 11,860 miles away from their roots SIX60 made The Royal Albert Hall feel like a garage in Dunedin on Wednesday (7th October) as they brought their Don’t Forget Your Roots tour to London. In doing so they became just the third Kiwi band to play the prestigious venue.
Everyone has that one album they find themselves re-visiting for better or worse. On Friday (October 2nd) Trash Boat celebrated a decade of their debut album Nothing I Write You Can Change What You’ve Been Through and it seems for a large number of the crowd that was theirs.
