Category Archives: 1) Live Reviews

It was in the heat of summer and hidden away in the corner of Hyde Park the crowd gathered in their masses, ready for British Sabbath Time.  Having been transformed into a little village with bars and food stalls being … Continue reading →

Initial thoughts on this evening were of surprise that it wasn’t busier with more advance tickets sales, mainly due to Mongol Horde featuring the vocals of Frank Turner – who has somewhat of a cult status and recently sold out … Continue reading →

It may have been eighteen years since Don Van Vielt (better known as Captain Beefheart) retired from the music world but it’s not every day you get to see his backing group live. Let alone the fact some of these … Continue reading →

Tonight was always going to be a very special show with the Wedge providing their biggest festival warm up of the year, so when Blur/Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn appeared on stage all suited and booted the sold out crowd knew … Continue reading →

Pilot Promotions have been putting on nights at Southsea’s Fat Fox over the space of a good few months now, however today the pub allowed the venue to be used in its entirety for the first annual Feedback Festival – … Continue reading →

It had been 31 years since Portsmouth legends the Caravans made their debut at the Barn and they have continued to make a name for themselves ever since, as such the much anticipated return to the Milton Arms was always … Continue reading →

Since their incarnation at the end of 2013 FXD Records have been focussing on making a name for themselves within the live circuit, this time taking over the Fat Fox pub in sunny Southsea for an action packed half day … Continue reading →

With their third, self-titled album, Smoke Fairies have taken to the road for a string of performances at independent record stores to promote its release and this evening it was the turn of Southsea’s Pie and Vinyl to play host … Continue reading →

Having been built back in 1494 during the reign of Henry VII there is of course already much history to the Square Tower yet in recent years it has been transformed into a venue for weddings, art exhibitions, corporate events … Continue reading →

What better way to get the week started than a night of metal at the Edge of the Wedge…  and all for the bargain price of three pounds: PERPETUAL SILENCE First up it was time for a slab of metalcore, … Continue reading →