They’re one of the premier names in alt-rock at the minute, and as Keo’s headline tour arrives at Liverpool’s O2 Academy, there’s no danger of that changing anytime soon.
Refusing to even entertain the idea of change or evolution, thrown prove as underwhelming as ever.
Reclaiming their spot as one of emo’s top modern names, Citizen’s current UK run arrives in Manchester’s Academy 2.
Although Disgusting Sisters have promise, the arrangement of their debut and its approaches to indie- and alt-pop leave a hell of a lot to be desired.
With a creativity that’s all her own among the current generation of singer-songwriters, Arlo Parks’ UK tour arrives at Manchester’s Albert Hall.
Blind Channel largely remain fixed in modern alt-metal’s ho-hum ways, though some glimpses of inspiration count for a little.
The Devil Wears Prada bring a packed evening of metalcore to Manchester’s New Century Hall.
On his first solo album in over 20 years, Tony Iommi’s standing as a legend of heavy metal remains all too clear.
Stepping into darker, more dramatic alt-rock only builds Against The Current up more, leading to some of their strongest, most confident work to date.
Still going strong after three decades of indie lifer status, The Coral’s newest UK tour arrives at Manchester’s Albert Hall.