Reviews
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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 Hoekstra in his best David […]
Prog Rock legends Yes delivered a breathtaking performance to a packed audience at the Royal Albert Hall! The atmosphere within the iconic venue could only be described as a bubble of excitement as the packed audience waited for their idols to take to the stage! Whilst being a band who have had many line-up changes […]
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, bullet belt, and a leather […]
Palaye Royale Thrill The Crowd With An Intimate Gig At The Iconic 100 Club! For a band of this caliber to play an intimate gig like this was always going be unforgettable but unless you were there it might be hard to appreciate quite how incredible it was! This is a band whose success has […]
Words: Kahmel Farahani Photos: Aggie Anthimidou For most artists, selling out the Kentish Town Forum in London would be a major milestone. For Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson, this probably counts as a small and intimate show. Tonight anticipation is sky high, in no small part because this is Dickinson’s first solo tour in […]
Nickelback return to London with their `Get Rollin’` tour. Words: Kahmel Farahani Photos: Aggie Anthimidou If there is one thing that the Nickelback thrive on, it’s crowd interaction; Chad Kroeger asks the ladies in the crowd to to scream and is met by a tremendous response. A group of die-hard fans in the front […]
What is it about a three piece that just seems so right? I have always loved them, Cream, The Police, The Jam, Husker Du, Therapy? or of course Rush. All vastly different but absolute class. I think it has something to do with the fact that with less instruments (and indeed less people), each player […]
THE HAZYTONES are set to release their new album Wild Fever on Friday the 10th May. Canadian psychedelic-rock band THE HAZYTONES are returning to your speakers with their brand new album Wild Fever out Friday. Emerging from Montreal, Québec in 2016, THE HAZYTONES have gripped North America with their heavy riffs and infectious hooks. After […]
The Black Crowes Shake Their Money Maker As They Bring Their Long Anticipated Happiness Bastards Tour To A Heaving Eventim Apollo!! The Black Crowes tore up the stage as they delivered a blistering performance to a packed audience of die-hard fans! The stage alone could only be described as absolutely stunning, dressed in a slightly […]
Support tonight is The Continental Lovers, also supporting Spike’s Quireboys on tour at present. They bring chirpy old Soho style Rock ‘n’ Roll and are pushing at an open door with this audience with totally accessible catchy choruses starting with ‘Let’s Go Out Tonight’. ‘Really Doesn’t Matter’ is announced as a song about a girl […]
A REVIEW: VQ Skylark TWS Bluetooth Earbuds with Stunning Cath Kidston Designer Prints – Bees, Story Tree and Strawberry Garden Blue Designed by English fashion icon Cath Kidston, these earbuds boast of being the loudest sound for TWS earbuds in the market, with Hi-Fi stereo sound quality and a deep, rich bass, defined mid-range, and […]
Once again the Monsters of Rock Cruise was a highlight of my year!! There is so much going on, nobody, no matter how energetic can take in everything with multiple stages and events going on at all times of the day until about 2am. I don’t drink, eat as quickly as possible in the buffet, […]
