Category Archives: 1) Live Reviews

With several local promoters joining forces for this evening it was always going to provide an interesting collaboration, however I missed the opening act due to the early stage time but having seen Protein Window several times previously I can … Continue reading →

Road trips to Brighton are always going to be good fun and with so many venues to choose from it was off to the Green Door Store this evening – which tucked away under the train arches is a proper … Continue reading →

Upon arrival at London’s Southbank it was soon apparent how much of an impact John McLaughlin has made over the years with the concert almost being sold out with only a handful of empty seats. This wasn’t just about the … Continue reading →

With the curtain already up for the headliners, I Break Horses performed their eerie synth pop as silhouettes and were well suited for a support slot to Sigur Ros as the electronica based songs complemented the bigger sound of what … Continue reading →

Those of you that are from Portsmouth, or know the cities night life, will no doubt appreciate why Saturday night concerts at our Guildhall are somewhat of an oddity no matter what the occasion due to being situated so close … Continue reading →

With an array of pedals and vintage style amps surrounding the venue, Champagne Justice was looking great and gave an insight into what was to follow, so without further ado it was down to You’re Smiling Now But We’re All … Continue reading →

The great thing about punk nights, as well as the bands of course, is that there’s always a good vibe about the place and this rings true when it comes to punk at the Barn – and with free shots … Continue reading →

Having started from humble beginnings as a mini two venue festival six years ago, Southsea Fest has since gained a firm place on the musical calendar growing into a huge 13 venue affair whilst remaining very much a festival by … Continue reading →

Within a couple of songs the Levellers already had the sold out crowd jigging along to their hit single “What a Beautiful Day” and for a band who have been festival favourites for a good number of years it was … Continue reading →

It’s always good to see a decent size crowd gather before anyone’s taken to the stage, especially considering how hot and sweaty the room was going to get in this heat, and with Paint the Dark starting the evening they … Continue reading →