Category: Gig
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Gig Review: The XX (W/ Perfume Genius) @ SWG3
A band in their zone, The XX showed why they’re regarded as one of the decade’s iconic acts.
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GIG REVIEW – A Sensory Review of Linkin Park
By Oliver Butler (@notoliverbutler) On Thursday, I got offered a free ticket to see every angsty teenager’s favourite band, Linkin Park. As part of this free offer, I agreed that this review would be in a certain format, so here goes… Oh also I missed an entire hour of their set because have you ever…
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PARKLIFE 2017 REVIEW
Featuring an abundance of talent, Andrew Barr takes us through Manchester’s number one festival.
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Field Day 2017 Highlights
Showcasing pioneers both past and present, Field Day 2017 may be the best one yet.
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Gig Review: Pronto Mama, The Vegan Leather & Flew The Arrow @ West Of The Moon
As a music safe space faces tension and fear, West Of The Moon acts as a venue of solidarity during a showcase of fresh Scottish talent.
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PUP + TRASH BOAT @ QMU – 04/02/2017
By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Seeing as both Canadian punk act PUP and British pop punkers Trash Boat had an amazing with 2016 with the release of The Dream Is Over and I Know That Nothing I Write You Can Change What You’ve Been Through respectively, it was a no-brainer that The Wonder Years would invite the…
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TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB @ BARROWLANDS- 03/02/17
By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Having been in hiding for what seemed like a lifetime, which in reality was only four years but a few months can feel like a year in the music world, Irish rock outfit Two Door Cinema Club returned to Scotland with a whole new sound and, for frontman Alex Trimble, a whole…
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RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW: Hector Bizerk @ West Of The Moon
Scottish hip hop was the focus in Ayr on February 22nd, a sentence I never thought I’d ever have to type in my career as a journalist (first time for everything, eh?). Having supported some genre heavyweights like Wu-Tang Clan and MF DOOM, Hector Bizerk were all set to take The West Of The Moon by…
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GIG REVIEW: Wolf Alice @ Barrowlands
It’s fair to say that Wolf Alice are a totem to indie rock, dominating 2015 with their grunge-lite sound and powerful live shows during the annual festival season as well as their drenge supported tour that was a wet dream for anyone who has picked up a copy of NME. So whenever I walked up…
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