Author: Dawn Osborne
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Yngwie you’ve been here in the UK doing a few dates, such as Hard Rock Hell. But it’s been a long time since you’ve been here? The last time we played here was in 2017, a one off show. And it was the pandemic and everything like that that got […]
Devastating to hear from his own lips that Andy Scott has reached stage four of his cancer, but the Sweet rocked and, there was no way anyone would have known without being told. Opener Sari Schorr made a fantastic impression on the crowd with her Joplinesque vocals and, despite being […]
From a packed auditorium at the Barbican Arts Centre Geddy Lee looked happy and relaxed talking about his autobiography ‘My Effin Life’. Geddy has been someone who hitherto has not courted publicity about his private life and, as a result, has built up a certain amount of mystique about his […]
Sometimes you get the impression that biographies are sugar coating someone’s life, this is not one of those biographies. It is honest, humble, full of information and provides the backstory, not only to Geddy Lee’s life, but also to all of Rush’s albums and a lot of their tours. Whilst […]
With just an eight song set, time is short for openers Living Colour, I was, therefore, surprised that they started with a cover of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Rock and Roll’, but there are so few rock bands of colour and, given that they started in the eighties, maybe they were afraid […]
There has been a great lead up to these Almighty shows featuring the original line up after a 30 year break and the excitement is palpable. The debut and sophomore albums, getting on for 35 years in vintage, are being re-released and have aged very well. People have come from […]
Openers Night Demon are clearly in love with the NWOBHM, that period when Black Sabbath was morphing into meat and potatoes metal. It could be 1983 as they deliver Motorhead style fast pacers and the sounds of a huge storm a la Child of Babylon through the PA. The drummer […]
