Clutch bring some serious heat to close out the year, thanks to what’s still among some of the most vital and vivacious hard rock out there.
Category: Lives
Celebrating 15 years of their seminal album ‘Dirt’, Kids In Glass Houses cast back to a fan-favourite era of Britrock with rejuvenated punch.
Reaching the end of a great year for themselves, The Band CAMINO bring a pop-rock tour de force to Manchester.
At their latest huge Manchester show and with a new album on the horizon, Don Broco once again assert their alt-rock dominance.
No expense is spared as Ice Nine Kills take to Manchester’s Co-Op Live for a horror show that trounces their metalcore contemporaries by a ludicrous degree.
Loathe return home to Liverpool to succinctly prove why, even after a slower recent run, they’re still at the top of the alt-metal game.
Ten years on from ‘Get To Heaven’, the idiosyncratic indie-pop of Everything Everything continues to enrapture as they celebrate its anniversary.
As their farewell tour arrives in Manchester, Stray From The Path bow out as one of the most vital forces in heavy music.
Finally, Wolf Alice reach the arena-headlining status they were always building up to, and unsurprisingly for one of the UK’s alt-rock faves, they knock it out of the park.
The glory and glamour of The Last Dinner Party’s baroque indie-rock only becomes more and more heightened at their dazzling Manchester show.