Panic Shack Hit the Road with “Thelma & Louise” – A Celebration of Friendship and Freedom
Panic Shack’s “Thelma & Louise” is a punk anthem celebrating female friendship, from their debut album out July 18 via Brace Yourself Records
Read morePanic Shack’s “Thelma & Louise” is a punk anthem celebrating female friendship, from their debut album out July 18 via Brace Yourself Records
Read moreOn May 23, 2025, Bob Vylan electrified SMR Festival at Lamex Stadium, Stevenage, blending punk, grime, and protest. Kicking off with “I Heard You Want Your Country Back,” their setlist sparked moshing and “Free Palestine” chants. A cricket bat in hand, they proved punk’s revolution thrives.
Read moreAfter nearly a decade of silence, legendary Canadian punk outfit Propagandhi make a thunderous return with their upcoming album At Peace, arriving May 2, 2025 via Epitaph Records.
Read moreRock fans, get ready for a night of pure, unfiltered, hard-hitting rock ‘n’ roll! The legendary LITA FORD is bringing her powerhouse live show to the UK for two exclusive headline performances in July 2025, alongside 80s hard rock icons VIXEN!
Read moreIf you love The Dollyrots, get ready for THE tour of 2025! The Florida-based bubblegum punk favourites are returning to
Read moreBob Vylan Releases “Dream Bigger” Featuring Amy Taylor and Announces Australia Tour Bob Vylan has dropped an alternative version of
Read moreWay back in 2016, Adam Slack (the exceptionally talented guitarist of local band The Struts) came up with the idea of hosting an end-of-year Green Day Night at Smithy’s Marina Bar in Shardlow. Joining him were longtime friends and former bandmates Natt Webb on drums and Roan Brandt on bass—both key figures from Adam’s teenage bands, Raw and Small Talk.
Read moreWalking into Rock City for a Me First and the Gimme Gimmes gig feels like stepping into a time warp where every cheesy hit song from the past gets a punk rock twist. The legendary venue, a cornerstone of the UK’s live music scene, is primed for a night where punk rock meets unabashed fun.
Read moreWe had a front-row seat to the hottest ticket in town and were massively excited for this gig. The band that changed the world – The Sex Pistols (or at least three of them) – were back on the road following three sold out shows in August to raise much-needed funds for Bush Hall in West London. Those gigs went so well that demand for more was high, and they answered the call. Tonight in London was the last of a short UK tour following shows in Nottingham, Birmingham, Glasgow and Manchester.
Read moreRock City is buzzing with anticipation as fans cram into the iconic venue for the opening night of Frank Carter
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