Two of the greatest live bands on the scene right now headed out on tour together earlier this month, BTN were at the Cardiff show and you can see our gallery here!

The Mainstream Sellout tour rolled into Birmingham and offered up a chaotic night of pop-punk goodness.

The delayed Independent Venue Week show took place last weekend, check out our gallery from the show here.

Last week as part of The Bay Series, the power-packed line-up of Chubby & The Gang, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Biffy Clyro took over Alexandra Head in Cardiff Bay. Live music has been making a much-loved return to the Welsh capital and this show was a night to remember for all in attendance.

As part of his Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent Tour, Lewis Capaldi performed at Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff. Check out our photo gallery from the show here.

Last week Steel Panther took over O2 Academy in Bristol as part of their Heavy Metal Rules tour. Known for their incredible live shows we were there to witness it in all its glory, check it out in our photo gallery here.

Following on from the release of 2018 album Prequelle which received a rich throng of positive feedback Swedish rockers Ghost embarked on a UK arena tour which rolled into Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena last week. The show was in the running for the most impressive stage setup/performance delivered by a rock band in Cardiff during 2019.

Tiny Moving Parts have been celebrating the release of their new album 'breathe' in style, bringing their hard-hitting sound to venue across the UK. Joined by Microwave, we ventured down to the Cardiff show for what turned out to be a highly successful evening.

Ahead of their appearance at Reading and Leeds Festival, A Day To Remember took to House Of Vans in London for a very special show. Having recently announced their signing to Fueled By Ramen and new single Degenerates there was an electric atmosphere in the venue.

Fever 333 are no ordinary live band. With their interlaced combination of charismatic chaos and uncompromising lyricism, the enormous line that formed outside of London’s Electric Ballroom spoke a thousand words regarding how quickly they have gained a serious following.