Live Reviews

Let’s face it, the world is looking bleak at the moment. The everlasting shadow of COVID still looms over all our heads with threats of things heading back into oblivion in the near future. So, with that in mind, what is the best medicine for such grim and overtly depressing times? Dark, aggressive music of course and Winterfylleth are the perfect band to fill that bill.

In support of their third studio album 'Don't You Feel Amazing?', Trash Boat recently headed to The Cathouse in Glasgow for a great night of live music. Also on the line-up were Death Blooms, Calva Louise and Strange Bones. Head here to find out about the night and check out our photo gallery.

With over 100 bands booked, and countless stages dotted around Leeds hosting some of the best local talent around as well as some big names on the line-up, Live at Leeds is a day not to be missed – we went to the festival to see for ourselves.

Sea Girls ride on a live high during their sold-out show at beautiful Brixton.

It's taken Nothing But Thieves nearly a decade to crack the indie-rock code, but on nights like these at O2 Arena it was well worth the wait.

As the smoky coloured lights dipped on stage presenting shadows of each band member, it was in this moment that Inhaler are born rockstars in their own right. 

Bring Me The Horizon at The O2 offered a thrilling glimpse into a glitchy technological cyber future of live music. 

Sunday 26th September at The Parish in Huddersfield marked the final date of Blood Youth’s whistle-stop tour of the United Kingdom, with support coming from Death Blooms we headed down to the show. Read what we thought here!

The All Time Low boys returned back to Brixton where they belong. Find out what went down at the show here.

Back in London town to bring some nostalgic indie anthems of the late noughties and beyond, Leeds very own The Pigeon Detectives brought a celebratory, crowd-pleasing performance to the O2 Forum in Kentish Town. One which took the roof of the Forum in fun-filled, frantic fashion, full of staple Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging meets Gavin and Stacey era indie anthems that still stand up as iconic tunes to this day, plus some newer material too.