Posts Tagged ‘Live’
NEWS: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part Two LIVE Premiere
Are you an avid Harry Potter fan? If so, you’ll know that it all comes to an end with the release of The Deathly Hallows, Part Two.
Madina Lake, Westlands, Yeovil
Madina Lake play an explosive show this week in the heart of the West Country at Westlands Leisure Complex, Yeovil.
Glamour of the Kill, Camden Underworld
Glamour of the Kill are on a mammoth 38 date headlining tour with Yashin, and they’re hitting the capital early; this is only show number 7. The vibe for tonight is good, and we’re hoping it’ll be a busy one.
Yashin are thoroughly embraced by the crowd, who it seems have come out of their arms [...]
Last month BringthenoiseUK headed down to The Forum, London to witness a couple of thousand moshers getting violent for A Day to Remember, Architects and Your Demise. From reviewing the albums earlier this year, we had already set high expectations to be blown away and thankfully, they did not disappoint.
30 Seconds To Mars @ Wembley Arena
30 Seconds To Mars seem to have begun a tradition of making their crowd wait until they have become disgruntled before they start the show. However, as soon as they launch into ‘Escape’, the opening track of their latest hit album ‘This Is War’, the crowd seem to forget their negative feelings and go completely wild, especially, once the black curtain drops to reveal the band. Immediately screams of hundreds of women can be heard, all of whom have spotted and questioning Jared Leto and his much talked about new haircut.
Kerrang Relentless Tour, Southampton
Arriving at the venue for the Southampton leg of the Kerrang Tour 2010 to find a huge queue of kids snaking around the building is often a good sign of the level of anticipation for a show. By the time we get inside the venue it’s to find we’ve arrived during the last 4 songs of Young Guns which is a shame because they have clearly got the audience, that have managed to get in in time to catch their set, really moving and warmed up for the rest of the acts to follow.
It’s been a while since Thrice were on UK soil, so long in fact that the band themselves don’t remember when they were last in Scotland. But this time, Thrice’s line up is a different…
On this fine August Bank Holiday, while most of us are still suffering the after effects of Reading and Leeds festivals, some kind soul decided to keep the good-times rolling with a balls out punk rock party at Highbury and Islington’s The Garage.
There aren’t many bands which will persuade end of summer, festival weary journalists to set up camping at Reading Festival, trek back to London that night for their gig, then get the train back to said Festival only to see the band perform again on the Main Stage, but for us Deftones had earned that honour.
Blakfish and Mutiny On The Bounty – The Twist, Colchester
Thomas Rock, Richard Hollywood, Sammy Vile and Robert Fruit (these are their real names, right?) make up this Brummie quartet of beautiful chaos that like to be called Blakfish. Smoosh them into a dark cubby hole like the Twist with a bunch of Luxembourgian stallions and you know there is a chance that physiologically, you may never leave.
