Posts Tagged ‘Alexisonfire’
A change of line-up is never easy on a band, especially when it’s a frontman who needs to be replaced, and even more so when you’re Gallows and that frontman is Frank Carter.
Alexisonfire, HMV Kentish Town Forum, 11/11/10
It’s been a year since Alexisonfire played at the HMV Forum in London, performing with bands such as Anti-Flag and Four Year Strong for the Eastpak Antidote Tour. If any of you have managed to catch them before then you will understand our excitement in the thought of seeing one of their live shows again, always delivering a flawless performance and tonight was no different.
Canada, home of mountains, mooses, maple syrup and a 5 piece band known as Alexisonfire. Since 2001, they have brought us four albums of pure post-hardcore gold.
With Download only days away, at BringthenoiseUK we’ve been getting excited about what the summer has in store. Forget Glastonbury and Isle of White, we’re looking forward to a heavier, rockier, punkier, more metally season of festivals. Here we sum up our top 5 music festivals for 2010 and why they have us in such a frenzy…
Anti-Flag intimate Clash Covers gig-Eastpak Store, Carnaby Street
October 15th saw Pittsburgh punksters Anti-Flag follow a stellar performance at the Forum with an intimate Clash covers performance in Carnaby Street Eastpak Store. Bring the Noises Ian Arnold and Sophie Eggleton were two of the extremely lucky audience members invited to this exclusive event…….
Eastpak Antidote Tour – HMV Forum
October 14th Saw Eastpak’s Antidote Tour hit London town’s HMV Forum. Featuring relative newbies but much hyped,The Ghost of a Thousand, Massachesetts’ Four Year Strong, NOFX’s pals and punk heroes Anti Flag, and festival favourites Alexisonfire.
Alexisonfire – Old Crows/Young Cardinals
It’s been three long years since Canadians, Alexisonfire, released their last album ‘Crisis’, an album that crowned them as kings of Screamo and also spurred a whole UK scene full of bands to emulate their style. Now they are back, with a new record company and a new album
TGOAT cancel Download festival
The Ghost of a Thousand have cancelled their appearance at this weekend’s Download festival. An official statement issued today stated that due to unforseen family matters the band will not be playing with Alexisonfire tonight or at Download on Saturday.
