Joey Valence & Brae’s never-ending rise is ramping up yet again, with an expanded set of party-rap bangers and an untouchable live presence.
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In Manchester, Mouth Culture’s ascent is as rapid and riotous as ever, with yet more signs of being the UK’s next truly special alt-rock band.
A night of glorious insanity comes to Manchester, courtesy of Igorrr bringing some of the most off-the-wall metal out there.
In celebration of their new album ‘From The Pyre’, The Last Dinner Party’s first of two Liverpool sets has them bring out their baroque indie-rock at its most immaculate.
A huge show and a stellar live reputation among metalcore bands adds up to another winner from Bury Tomorrow in Manchester.
On their second UK headline tour this year, an intimate Liverpool show brings out the best of Better Lovers, as their hardcore supergroup status remains ironclad.
As they arrive in Manchester for a flat-out fantastic show, Nova Twins’ surge towards rock icon status isn’t even close to slowing down.
Longstanding kings of pop-punk New Found Glory return to the UK with a show that, as usual, leaves that status unchallenged.
Busted and McFly duke it out across the UK for their generation’s pop-rock crown, and with terrific efforts on both sides, everyone’s a winner.
Now over 20 years into a near-constant ascent, Parkway Drive deliver their grandest show yet and forge a new peak in what arena-ready metal can achieve.