Author: Dawn Osborne

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There’s no support tonight and the show is slightly earlier than usual. Richie Kotzen is here with the bassist that he uses in America on the Monsters of Rock Cruise Dylan Wilson and new hire Kyle Hughes (Bumblefoot). But that’s not the extent of the talent on the stage tonight.. […]

When Stevie Nicks postponed her Glasgow gig everyone with a ticket to see her at British Summertime held their breath, would their dreams be shattered of seeing the legend at Hyde Park. When she postponed Manchester we tried to ignore an impending sense of doom that it was not to […]

Dusty Hill might be gone, but ZZ Top are determined to have fun while preserving the integrity of the ZZ Top legacy. Wembley is heaving tonight with people wanting in. Headlining various small festivals has prepared Those Damn Crows well for tonight at Wembley supporting ZZ Top. They’ve been quietly […]

There’s a sense of excitement in the air. Everyone is aware that there were more chances to see AC/DC in the past than there will be in the future and everyone is grateful to see Brian back, because whilst Axl and Angus were wild, most people did not really see […]

While many were sunning themselves on a beach due to the intense heat of the hottest day of the year, connoisseurs were headed to East London for a different kind of intensity. Main support were the Ramblin’ Preachers from Milton Keynes – via the South West USA, well,  in their […]

Extreme kick off with two old favourites ‘It’s A Monster’ and ‘Decadence Dance’. They returned recently with a fantastic new album ‘Six’ and show their justified faith in the new material by an early inclusion of fast and furious ‘#Rebel’. Despite a slightly late start they look relaxed. Nuno is […]

Opening act Joel Hoekstra and Brandon Gibbs brought a mixture of originals and covers performed in one of the most stylish acoustic sets I have ever seen. Starting with Devil City Angels track ‘Boneyard’ they soon transition into massive crowd pleasers Poison’s ‘Every Rose Has Its Thorn’ and (introduced by […]

Named after the misspelling of the fiend Asomuel from occult literature, ASOMVEL are a band which, while they don’t sound exactly like Motorhead, wear their Lemmy influences on their sleeve. Vocalist Ralph Robinson bears a passing resemblance to the man himself and amplifies that by wearing similar tight dark strides, […]


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