Last night, I had the pleasure of witnessing The Bites, all the way from California, grace the stage at Rock City as part of their inaugural world tour.
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Two decades after “Permission to Land” first graced our eardrums, I still vividly recall my Darkness JFK moment when I first heard “I believe in a thing called love” on the late Janice Long’s show on Radio 2.
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Jesus Christ, this band ROCKS HARD; this is no-holds-barred, in-your-face Rock ‘N Roll.
This gig has been a long time coming. We had tickets to see them at another venue in the city, The Bodega. However, the week before, the dreaded Covid struck, and that was the end of that. Now, they’re back, bigger and better than ever at The Rescue Rooms, and they did not disappoint.
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The Rescue Rooms in Nottingham played host to The Kut last night, and let me tell you, these guys are the definition of a hardworking band, and it’s definitely paying off!
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The queue was all the way down the street and round the corner to get in to this sold out show at the famous Chalk Farm venue, and boy was it worth it!
Essex rockers Bad Nerves got us off to a great start, and these were followed by the evening’s “special guest”. We were as curious as the rest of the audience as to who it might be and everyone was surprised when out walked none other than Ed Sheeran!
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For music enthusiasts seeking a sonic journey that’s both familiar and refreshingly novel, I recommend that you dive into the world of the Michael Botte Band, an artist deeply exploring the rock genre, pushing boundaries, and creating music that speaks to the soul.
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The essence of rock’n’roll has always been a utopian one, an idea that music can be transcendent and take the
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The Dollyrots, Kelly Ogden (bass and vocals), Luis Cabezas (guitar and vocals), with Simon Hancock as their current touring drummer are ready to
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The Kut just re-released her holiday single ‘Waiting For Christmas’ with £1 of every CD, vinyl or download sale & all streaming income going to Music Venue Trust this year.
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We thought we were in for a quiet night at the Dome in Tufnell Park, as the audience was pretty sparse when we arrived. That soon changed, however as both Militarie Gun and support act Spiritual Cramp packed the venue with an audience who were ready to jump, mosh and stage dive their way through the night.
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