Author: Dawn Osborne
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When I interviewed Joey Tempest about their Time Capsule tour they were yet to fix the set list, but he promised a special night with the band, with no support, two sets with an interval and, given the 40thanniversary of the band’s first recordings, a look back at the whole of their career with material […]
I was given a day before the Premieres in the cinema to do this review of the documentary ‘Welcome to the Darkness’. If you are reading this immediately you still have time to get to the cinema tonight to see it. There is some footage of the band live, but it is mainly a look […]
Elvis was a sensation across the world, he took the Memphis Blues of the African Americans and took it mainstream for everyone and, yet he kept it real, loving his mum, family and country. As you go into the exhibition you can see Elvis’ gold plated telephone from his bedroom, but also his Hai Karate […]
Duff McKagan took the time to tell us about his new solo album ‘Lighthouse’ (featuring special guests such as Slash and Iggy) on a few days off in San Diego from the GNR tour on a live stream. The GNR tour is breaking records as to length of shows and length of the tour and, […]
Spontaneous to the last, when a cancellation slot came up last minute at the Underworld Spike decided to do a solo gig, but when Nigel Mogg found out about it and flights from LA were found to be reasonable, the idea of another Original Quireboys gig was born. Mercury is retrograde at the time of […]
X Japan fans in the know were thrilled to obtain exclusive tickets to the London premiere of the stunning directorial debut of Yoshiki ‘Under The Sky’ attended by the man himself with an added Q and A at the Odeon cinema Covent Garden. For the very lucky there was an invite to an exclusive private […]
This was a late notice impromptu concert where Alcatrazz took the opportunity to put on a special show, as they rehearsed for a European tour killing two birds with one stone, complimentary for the first come, first served at the iconic Cart of Horses in East London, home of Iron Maiden. It’s an easygoing atmosphere […]
It’s a train strike night and Mike Tramp’s Facebook has reports of people who have tickets for tonight, but can’t get there, however, Camden Assembly is still full and packed, especially at the front. I have never seen Rob Wylde except as a dynamic frontman of Midnite City and Tigertailz running around the stage never […]
Review: Dawn Osborne Photos: Aggie Anthimidou Photography Iron Maiden visit the Future Past and know how to ring the changes to keep things interesting After focusing on a lot of eighties material in their Legacy of The Beast tour and Download appearance, delayed due to the Pandemic, I was not surprised when Iron Maiden […]
