The Dead Daisies rolled into Islington Assembly Hall on a Wednesday night and turned it into a proper rock show. I have seen them seven
London waited 23 years for this. That’s how long it’s been since Savatage last set foot on a UK stage—and Monday night at Shepherd’s Bush
Dua Lipa turned Wembley into Studio 54 with better pyrotechnics. The Camden-raised pop star knows something that half the music world forgot: disco never died,
Some bands get older and start coasting. The Sisters of Mercy just get more dangerous. Thirty-one years without releasing an album and they remain the
Four bands, one mission: proving that Swedish sleaze metal never went out of style, it just got temporarily misplaced behind a pile of flannel shirts.
I first encountered “Teenager of the Year” as a promo CD when I worked at a record store in college. The cover stopped me cold,
There’s a moment midway through Bad Nerves’ sold-out Electric Ballroom show when a pit-dweller launches into a perfect backflip. It’s the kind of spontaneous combustion
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