Walking into Rebellion on the first truly sunny Sunday of the year, the last thing expected was the size of the buzzing crowd and the...

The return of Witch Fever has been awaited for some time. With them being gone as long as they were, the announcement of their upcoming...

Community, hope, friendship. Three things that the world so desperately needs right now, were all brought together so effortlessly by...

Who knew blending together jazz, rap, and punk would put you on the radar of many punk fans? The trio Alien Chicks surely do, as they...

Tucked away in the Patterns basement was Panic Shack’s sold out date on the Brighton leg of their debut album’s tour, accompanied with...

What is a better start to the weekend than having a good time on Friday evening? Coming down to Electric Brixton to see the duo Skegss!...

Every year, Metal to the Masses offers up one of the most exciting battlegrounds in the UK’s grassroots metal scene. With a slot on the...

Noizzefest returned to the beautiful and bustling city center of Cardiff, Wales amongst the seemingly unusual amount of hen parties...

We're back at Rebellion tonight for the fourth and final quarter-final round of Manchester's Metal To The Masses. The cultural home of...

Embarking on their UK tour, Gama Bomb have graced us with their presence over to England from Northern Ireland to show off their trash...

There are shows where you go to hear music. Then there are shows like this one—where you leave feeling like you’ve been inside a vision....

Employed To Serve are a band in full flight right now. With their brand new album ‘Fallen Star’ dropping the day after the show, they’ve...

In a month plagued by anti-queer, anti-trans rhetoric, Nottingham (and the world) needs more queer music. Gender Warfare heard the call, and screamed back at it. We went a long to see them work their queer magic at JT Soar. With their bold and unapologetic music, accompanied by the three support bands, the gig was sure to be a chaotic but cathartic experience. First on the support bill was queer hardcore/emo grunge band Retina, a Nottingham based three piece who served up son

A constellation of seven local venues mapped out the weekend’s entertainment at Manchester Punk Festival, shining with brilliant...

At first glance, the hundreds of cloaked figures waiting to enter the vibrant Usher Hall might have you wondering if there was a...

Catch Your Breath rolled into Bristol with something to prove—and they didn’t disappoint. The Fleece, known for its no-nonsense charm and...

The U.K. heavy music scene has never been more back! Heriot are a band that don't fit in any single genre (they just siege!) they...

When news broke of a new alternative festival in Sheffield, it was clear that Shreddler would be an unmissable event. This all-day...

Wednesdays are always better accompanied by a good music, so it was no surprise to see the Camden’s famous KOKO filled with fans, who...

A sunny Saturday evening, Manchester City Centre, Academy 2, the perfect setting for 2006 Eurovision winners, Lordi, and all their comic...