Released in 1987, Guns N’ Roses’ Appetite for Destruction redefined hard rock with its raw, gritty sound and unapologetic attitude. This debut album by Guns N’ Roses became a cultural phenomenon, selling over 30 million copies worldwide and earning its place as one of the best hard rock albums of all time.
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If you’re a musician in a rock, blues, indie, or country rock band, you know how challenging it can be
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Skindred, the Welsh ragga-metal band, has done it again. With the release of their latest single, “Set Fazers”, they have shown once again why they are one of the most exciting bands around. The song is taken from their upcoming album, “Smile”, which is due for release on April 29th, 2023, via Earache Records.
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Making a stop over in Nottingham this week are Daughtry to perform an amazing show to the heaving, sell out, crowd at the home of East Midlands music, Rock City. The American idol superstar treated the uk fans to a night of hard-hitting music courtesy of “The Dearly Beloved Tour” which includes music from the artist 17-year career.
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Mammoth WVH is back with a bang as it gears up to release its second album Mammoth II.
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When I first saw Elles Bailey here in Edinburgh, nearly six years ago, I reckoned she was a promising young artist. Nowadays though – blimey, when she and her band come onstage and get cracking with ‘The Game’, it’s clear that that promise has absolutely been fulfilled. The song is a gutsy belter, the band are cooking, and Bailey is a commanding presence, a vibrant performer both vocally and visually.
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It’s been four months since Ayron Jones was in the East Midlands. Last November, the Seattle rock star played the Beta stage in Nottingham. Tonight’s Ayron Jones is on the Main Stage playing his hard-hitting blues rock music to a packed floor inside the legendary Rock City.
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The Bracknall have been plying their trade in the South East for several years but national interest is increasing rapidly following the release of their crowd-funded debut album Going Nowhere Fast last year.
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It feels preposterous to suggest a band who formed in 2008 are enjoying a meteoric rise, but in the case of the Teskey Brothers, it makes a weird kind of sense. They spent nine years playing the bars of Melbourne; it wasn’t until the release of their 2017 album Half Mile Harvest that they performed outside of the state of Victoria. Three albums later and they are playing tonight on the other side of the world in Glasgow, Scotland to a full house.
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Shock Rockers W.A.S.P. are back in Nottingham, bringing their stadium quality show to the venue of Rock City. Thirty-eight and a half years ago Blackie was in town, playing just down the road at Nottingham’s Palais on his first ever UK tour.
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