Yo! Since I wrote my intro blog, I’ve started reading a book called The Magic by Rhonda Byrne. It’s doing me the world of good. It basically pushes you to be grateful for what you have and on the basis…
“What’s the point in encores anymore?” I stated to my mate at the end of Johnny’s Marr’s set, knowing he would be back on in a couple of minutes to play some crowd favourites. We agreed they’re a bit obvious…
The Sunshine Underground (or TSU to their fans) burst onto the scene in 2005 with their single ‘Put You in Your Place’ and won a legion of followers with their full on grooves and electric live shows. They’ve been away…
As you will probably be aware, The Strypes are a four piece 60s infused RnB band from Cavan in Ireland with an average of 15. They have recently been signed to Mercury records and have had the likes of Noel…
Mancunian rockers Twisted Wheel recently released their second album “Do It Again,” which consists of music ranging from Rock ‘n’ Roll to Punk. Sam Lightle and Connor Mullins caught up with them before they went on stage at The Cluny in…
The Manchester based band came to Birmingham as part of their tour for their newly released album “Anna” and what a fantastic gig this was. It all started off with the atmosphere outside pre concert was amazing. People from all…
Club nights these days are ten to the penny and tend to be two bob. There is one however which is defiantly worth the cash and stands heads and shoulders above the rest. That is Playhard. Their monthly extravaganzas have…
“Lover not a fighter, smiter of those to be smote, tangents are his best friend, passion fuels the blood, Havatyou!” (he wrote this himself obviously) zzzzz. Apparently whilst gorging his eyes on a documentary about Agincourt. Gigslutz gives you the…
Perry has been described in thousands of articles throughout his illustrious career which goes back all the way to the 1950’s and includes winning a Grammy. In every single article there are mountains of different superlatives used, and rightly so,…
Having honed their craft at an early age busking in Dublin, the brothers – Alfie and Harry (Hudson Taylor is their surname) – still only 18 and 20 respectively, have become a word-of-mouth favourite with their energetic live shows. Their…