Pale Waves’ return is underway, and to celebrate, they take to Manchester’s [UN.TITLED] Studio with a stacked bill of pop-rock and alt-pop.
Tag: Live review
A powerful showing from Evanescence in Manchester reinforces an alt-metal lineage that’s far from spent.
For another year, No Play Festival brings a mountain of exciting hardcore to Liverpool, now bigger than ever with sets from Stick To Your Guns, Roman Candle, Pest Control, Dream State and more.
The decade-long wait for AFI’s UK return is brought to a close, and they’re on the form of their lives to do so.
My Chemical Romance kick off their Long Live The Black Parade Tour in Liverpool, with a display of stadium-rock excess and imagination that frequently hits transcendent levels.
Even with some truly unbearable heat to contend with, Bilmuri’s energy and collection of bangers holds tight that there are few more entertaining.
In celebration of two of 2006’s crowning achievements in post-hardcore, Alexisonfire and Billy Talent join forces for a showstopping Wembley co-headliner.
Kicking off Haydock Park Racecourse’s summer concert series, Tom Grennan delivers a performance loaded with energy and spark.
An intimate, fan-focused show continues Black Veil Brides’ new run of success, perhaps with even more highlights and brushes with truly great presence.
Download Festival comes to a close for 2026 with a huge headline set from Linkin Park, as well as A Day To Remember, letlive., The Pretty Reckless, Ice Nine Kills, Creeper, RØRY and more.