Reviews
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Ozzy says farewell with stellar final studio album Here at last is the album that metal fans around the world thought might never arrive. Following his much publicized health problems and the tour cancelations that followed, it seemed like a new album was the last thing on the Prince of […]
It’s the first time I’ve seen Girlschool since Tracey Lamb rejoined an it’s apparent from my pre gig interview that the girls are happy to be back together and still havin fun hard rockin over forty years since they started. So it’s smiles all round. The crowd are all well up […]
The Black Crowes – Brothers Of A Feather live at Omeara London 12/02/2020 While musical reunions are now making the headlines every week, there were few reunions more eagerly anticipated than that of Marietta Georgia’s finest sons, The Black Crowes. Ahead of their UK tour in October, the brothers Robinson […]
O2 Academy Brixton Love or hate Steel Panther, one thing’s for sure; they know how to bring back the 80s and put on a great party for their fans. Probably best to leave any judgement at home because those 2 hrs of fast glam rock n’ roll and politically incorrect […]
Those Damn Crows | Glasgow Cathouse Feb 5th 2020 Support: Florence Black | Tribeless (Images Copyright Dunk MacKellar|Keep It Rock) Getting To The Gig On an unassuming Wednesday night some might assume there is not much going on. However, that just isn’t true. Glasgow (as do most other U.K. cities) […]
…and allude to an imminent appearance at Download Festival The SSE Arena, Wembley It is a daunting task to have Megadeth, a legendary band, opening for your show but Five Finger Death Punch’s career journey has given to the five Las Vegas rockers all the confidence they need to […]
The SSE Arena, Wembley It was an early start for the fans at Wembley arena on Friday night; an evening that brought together Bad Wolves, thrash metal pioneers Megadeth and headliners Five Finger Death Punch. It’s not every day you get this type of line up in the context of […]
I thought openers Sabbata had a lot of potential as a funk rock three piece inspired heavily by Glenn Hughes and Hendrix so think falsetto vocals and a big guitar sound. They are passionate and, although on very early, do the best to get the smaller crowd they have to […]
There is a very special atmosphere at the Underworld tonight for the Mark Morton Acoustic gig Sunday 12th January 2020 – Camden Underworld, London Photography: Aggie Anthimidou Photography Known as the axe wizard of internationally acclaimed American Death Metal band LAMB OF GOD, Mark Morton has ventured to UK shores […]
New Myke Gray Music With a Twist! Myke Gray, song-writer and guitarist from Jagged Edge, Skin, Red White & Blues and now Kim Jennett, unveiled his new project this week adopting the name of his first solo album, Shades Of Gray and treating us all to a brand new Myke […]
Grand Slam Live In Edinburgh Here are a few pics from the Grand Slam gig in Bannerman’s Bar in Edinburgh, Scotland in December 2019. Dunk MacKellar and the Keep It Rock team were there to soak up the tunes in one of Scotland’s favourite live venues. Pic credits to Mhairi […]
The Novatines managed by Andy Scott of The Sweet definitely have their roots in 70s hard rock seen though the prism of the 90s. Whilst looking pretty seventies, there is definitely a noisy and punky side to their material. They reminded me of the Monkees, that had been through Grunge, […]
