Violent Soho want us to know that after having wrestled with a decade and a half worth of demons across their four previous albums full of wry suspicion, ageing angst, flippant cheek, existential despair, plaintive hope, pie-eyed wonder and worry, finally now in 2020 Everything Is A-OK.
5 Seconds Of Summer (5SOS), the Australian pop-rock band from Sydney, New South Wales sure landed on the scene with a thud and made their mark on the industry way back in 2014 with their self-titled debut.
“Are you all standing one metre apart?” asked Michael Webster, the frontman of Baddies, after storming through the first couple of songs of their set. “We weren’t sure this was even gonna go ahead.”
Hot off their 20th-anniversary tour in Europe Silverstein are back with their first new album in three years.
Dir En Grey are a five-piece metal band that began as a visual kei collective, arguably as one of the most prosperous metal bands of the 2000s without English lyrics.
Homegrown indie rock band Kaiser Chiefs have been on their UK and European tour for a few dates and it was finally London’s turn to be a party to the Duck Tour.
Los Angeles based indie-pop band flor returned to the UK last week for two special nights in Manchester and London, celebrating the release of their new album ley lines.
Recently Hot Chelle Rae released their newest single ‘Tomorrow Me’. Though the new single is catchy, it seems to fall flat when it comes to the lyrics.
The Wrecks have just released their latest single ‘Out of Style’. The band has been releasing new material here and there since last year and each time the songs seem to keep getting better and better.
The mood in the O2 Forum Kentish Town was high as a room full of old and new school punks alike waited for the Philadelphia rockers The Menzingers to give them the night of their lives.
Currently on their Nella Vita Tour: Part 2, Philadelphia’s Grayscale brought their high energy show to the Holy Diver in Sacramento, California on February 10.
Nashville born songstress Lindsay Latimer is proving to be a real up and coming success story.
It has been two whole years since Gengahr released their last album Where the Wildness Grows. The build-up to the new album Sanctuary has been a long one but fans of their first album, A Dream Outside, are sure to love this new number.
Dashboard Confessional decided to celebrate their 20th anniversary in style.
Following the success of their comeback last year, the Jonas Brothers released a new track titled ‘What a Man Gotta Do’ on January 17. The new track is very different than any material that was released last year by the band.
Recently, New Jersey indie rockers Bleachers did a few shows on the West Coast. The mini-tour was dubbed the I Love Making This Album but I’m Also Losing My Mind in Here and Need to Come Out and Play Tour. The first stop was a sold-out show at the Ace of Spades in Sacramento, California.
The Faim is a four-piece band from Perth, Australia that has been making the transition to international touring artists pretty quickly over the last year. Luckily for the rest of the world, they’ve managed to fit a lot of touring into that year. Today was London’s chance to see them and they welcomed the band with open arms.
On a blustery November evening, Highwire Magazine contributor Bonnie Britain went behind the scenes with “the new master of the slide guitar” Jack Broadbent at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, ahead of his performance supporting The Rolling Stones’ guitarist Ronnie Wood and his Wild Five.
Against The Current have been making waves in the industry for a while now and earlier in the week Rocksound Magazine crowned them Best International Artist in their annual award show.
Kicking off their sold-out Peach Club tour on November 29, Emarosa played a show at Holy Diver in Sacramento, California.
We chat to Georgia alternative band Cascadent and learn what makes them tick.
Latvian band Carnival Youth returned to London last Monday to play a show at the Seabright Arms in between a few dates that they have been playing in Latvia.
As far as rock ‘n’ roll legends go, Ronnie Wood is up there with the best of them.
