Chaos is Calling: Kira Mac Headlines at Nottingham Rescue Rooms

May 4, 2024 rocknews

‘Kira Mac’ and ‘Jayler’ absolutely Rocked The Rescue Rooms in Nottingham. Two great Rock Bands hailing from The Midlands.

Jayler

Support act Jayler were formed in 2022 and opened the evenings entertainment in style. This young bands frontman (James Bartholomew) resembles Jim Morrison from 60s Rock Band The Doors in his appearance, flamboyant, energetic Stage Presence. He is also a very talented guitarist.

The band are from the West Midlands and I can see them going on to playing out packed venues as headliners in their own right.

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Kira Mac

Last night saw the highly acclaimed ‘Kira Mac’ perform as headliners at the Nottingham Rescue Rooms with support from talented young band ‘Jayler’. This was my third time seeing Kira Mac perform so I had no doubts that the band would rock the Rescue Rooms as headliners.

Kira Mac is a natural performer and her band is probably the best female fronted Rock band in the UK today. She has a strong following and its easy to see why with her charismatic personality, great voice and a look that is a Rock Photographers dream to capture. The band performed all of their well known songs including ‘Dead Man Walking’, ‘Save Your Whiskey’, ‘Chaos is Calling’ and ‘Play The Game’ and “No Way Out’. It was also great to see Kira do a few acoustic songs from the bands recently released EP.

The bands set included:

Save Your Whiskey, Dead Man Walking, Chaos is Calling, Play The Game, Scorned, Say Something, Imagine What We Could’, Back For More, Hit Me Again, Hellfire, Never Going to Stay, Mississippi Swingin, Farewell, One Way Ticket.

The bands Album ‘Chaos is Calling’ is well worth adding to your collection / playlist and it is one that is played often on my own playlist. Kira herself is a talent song writer, and the band is one of my favourite uk Rock acts to watch live.

This is a talented UK Rock Band, with great a old school Rock Blues vibe, superb guitar rifts, bass and percussion. If you get the chance to see the band perform live then you really should take the opportunity.