Outside of Eilish mania, there was little room for exhaustion as that turned to energy with hometown boys The Amazon’s opening Main Stage West and Bedford boys Don Broco back to set Reading ablaze. This is Sunday at Reading Festival.
It was baby boomer day at Reading a fest, as The Killers brought their die-hard older fans to Reading. Elsewhere, The 1975 celebrated the upcoming tenth anniversary of their debut in full, SOFTPLAY surprised with a raucous secret set and so much more. This is day two at Reading Festival.
As we head down to Richfield Avenue for another jam-packed year, it’s clear to see Reading Fest still has rock at its beating heart, but sometimes its heartbeat flutters into other territories in the name of its teenage demographic in attendance.
Two Australian punk bands – Amyl and the Sniffers and Cable Ties - show the Edinburgh audience that punk is alive and well during a sweaty night at the O2 Academy.
Glasgow were ready and waiting for Don Broco's live show and they didn't disappoint.
We headed to the Cornish coast for a wonderful weekend of live music.
There was simply no time for the stereotypical Sunday lull at Radar Festival 2023 because across its three days, Sunday at Radar is perhaps the most action packed, super stacked day from start to finish. From djent lords Periphery to Liverpool's Loathe, Sunday’s lineup at Radar Festival is simply outrageously good.
The Texas quintet were playing in the capital in support of their new album 'Glacial Domination'
Saturday at Radar could well and truly be the festival's most dynamic and diverse day to date at its 2023 edition of the festival. Where mighty metal core titans Heart Of A Coward rip up the second stage with soul crushing metalcore, suave Aussie outfit Thornhill bring their brand of beautifully hard-hitting sophistication.
Whilst Sleep Token’s cult worshipped their lords at the ritual, elsewhere Radar festival favourites Monuments set o2 Victoria Warehouse a blaze. This is what went down on Friday at Radar Festival 2023.