Veering away from purer pop-punk brings out a new dimension of Four Year Strong, and as they’re joined by Koyo and Shoreline in Manchester, it’s no less exhilarating.
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Armed with nostalgia-bombs and an arena-filling love of the game, Papa Roach’s status as a nu-metal institution goes unchallenged, even decades after the fact.
As potent and imposing as ever with no signs of slowing down, another stop in Manchester for Rise Against ensures modern punk’s arena-rockers are still shining bright.
With their goth- and alt-metal away from UK shores for five years, New Years Day bring along Conquer Divide and Fearless Vampire Killers for a long-awaited win.
20 years on from two of modern metal’s defining opuses, Bullet For My Valentine and Trivium join forces to bring their classics back to life in barnstorming fashion.
With their debut album finally out, an acoustic in-store appearance from ALT BLK ERA does a lot to forge the personalities of one of alternative music’s newest rising stars.
They’re one of 2024’s mightiest alt-rock breakthroughs, and with a new year around the corner to just as soundly make their own, Dead Pony stop in Manchester with Gallus and Soapbox to show off some incredible strength.
Capping off their biggest year by far, Crawlers return home to Liverpool where all the hallmarks of ready, raring alt-rock superstars-in-the-making are on full display.
Even when they’re not at the pinnacle of their scene-conquering powers, a victory lap from Enter Shikari is still handily passing most bands, even on their best days.
Making their way through a world tour off the back of some genuinely enormous buzz, Joey Valence & Brae prove in Manchester that the fun and flair they can eke out of hip-hop is unparalleled.