Arriving onstage unfashionably early by a good two minutes, beers in hand and raising a cheers to the audience, Elbow begin their third and final night at Hammersmith Apollo (despite selling out arenas last year) without a bang, but with…
Rating: Don’t judge a book by its cover they say, and it’s equally true to say don’t judge a band by its company. Hailing from North East England, Little Comets have just finished a successful stint touring with Catfish and The…
Rating: It’s been over ten years since The Subways released their debut album, and since their birth they have been gracing crowds across the globe with their hard-hitting, characteristic rock ‘n’ roll, with every album produced holding feelings of celebration…
There could be no better venue for a night out with Glaswegian trio Prides than under the arches in London’s own Heaven, the world’s most famous gay club. If the name fits… And what a night it was. Supporters Model…
From Madonna’s first ever UK show in October 1983 to Prince’s surprise show on February 2nd 2015, the stars have lined-up to play a venue as prestigious as KOKO, and this was the turn of Nottingham’s Saint Raymond. The 19-year-old singer-songwriter…
No stranger to the pages of Gigslutz and the legendary This Feeling club nights, The Sundowners bring Hummingbird to the table. We saw this band years ago at This Feeling and fell in love. Now, finally, the debut album drops,…
20 year old South Londoner, Misty Miller, has announced details of a new EP. Sweet Nothing will be released on Relentless Records on Monday 9th March. Sweet Nothing’s lead track Best Friend is taken from her forthcoming album (released Summer…
Today’s TOTD comes from a band that needs no introduction to the Gigslutz faithful. Following a successful solo venture Tim Burgess brings back what he is most noted for, The Charlatans. They return with their brand new album, ‘Modern Nature’…
Rating: The Sundowners debut, self-titled album has been highly anticipated as the standout release on the Mersey scene in 2015, and it doesn’t dissapoint, providing a beautifully crafted release you can listen to again and again. The album is strong in distorted…
Faerground Accidents first exploded onto the UK’s music scene late last year when their double A-side single ‘We Hate The Same Things/Back In Our Town’ received high praise from the likes of 6 Music’s Marc Riley and Steve Lamacq. And,…