It’s been a long time coming but RedHook finally arrive in Manchester on a headline tour of their own, and for what their pop-rock / alt-metal hybrid can do, they’re going at a breathtaking pace.
Category: Lives
Catch Your Breath finally make their UK debut in Glasgow, bringing along heaps of emotional metalcore punch to make the wait entirely worthwhile.
Even after more than 3,000 shows, a knack for great songs and undeniable charm and populism ensures that Frank Turner is still going strong.
Not only does Bilmuri’s sold-out Manchester show continue one of modern rock’s most unlikely ascents, it delivers an experience fitting of true superstars.
Don’t let the smaller venue size fool you—even on what’s basically a side-show, Kid Kapichi lose none of the punch that’s elevated them among alt-rock’s current champs.
Knocked Loose return to Manchester bigger and more chaotic than ever, the perfect form the most in-demand band in hardcore right now.
The Darkness’ biggest and best days are firmly behind them, but for a show replete with hard rock fun, they’ve still got it in spades.
Their end is in sight, but before You Me At Six call it a day after 20 years, their farewell tour stops off in Liverpool to show Britrock’s final titans at their strongest.
Silverstein’s 25 Years Of Noise world tour comes to Manchester, with a stacked support bill to bolster its headliners’ ironclad cache of emo anthems.
State Champs return to Manchester with little about them having changed, though that only means they’re still one of the most consistently fun pop-punk bands around.