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Live Review: Tom Grennan – AO Arena, Manchester 18/03/23
Tom Grennan is on his first arena tour and it’s testament to his popularity that the majority of dates are sold out and tonight in Manchester is no exception. Throughout his career Tom has managed to succeed where many other artists have failed, in that he attracts a range of fans of different ages and …
Live Review: Los Ángeles Azules – Toyota Center Kennewick, Washington 17.03.23
By Nestor Salgado The show kicked off with “Entrega de Amor” (Delivery of Love) which immediately set the crowd on fire. The lights went dim, Los Ángeles Azules walked on stage and the band started playing their instantly recognizable keyboard and accordion combo. The dancing didn’t take very long to start as the upbeat tropical …
Live Review: Chris Shiflett – Whelan’s, Dublin 21.03,2023
Words & Photos David McEneaney As if being the lead guitarist for one of the biggest and most loved rock bands in the world wasn’t enough, Chris Shiflett is a hell of a lot more than that as well.He has played in various bands since the late 90s, joining the Foo Fighters in 2002 but …
Gallery: Sam Ryder / Tors / Charlotte Jane- 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin 18.03.2023
On Saturday, the 18th of March, Sam Ryder took to the stage of Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre, as part of his ‘There’s Nothing But Space, Man’ Tour. The night kicked off with support from Charlotte Jane, who, along with an onstage pianist, performed an acoustic set showcasing raw and real talent. Next up on the bill …
Live Review: Beartooth, Motionless In White and Stray From The Path – o2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester 17/03/23
For a tour that’s been a few years in the making, it’s no surprise to see the Victoria Warehouse at capacity tonight. Surprisingly though, not everyone is here for the headline act with both supports having their own strong fanbase who have turned out. First up is American hardcore punk band Stray From The Path. …
Live Gallery: The Comet Is Coming / Joshua Idehen – Koko, London 16.03.2023
London based genre bending trio The Comet Is Coming, are currently on tour bringing their magical blend of jazz, electronica, funk and psychedelic rock to audiences around the world. Backseat Mafia was at the band’s London gig at Koko with wordsmith Joshua Idehan supporting. Joshua Idehan The Comet Is Coming
Live Review: The Lathums – The Roundhouse, London 18.03.2023
By Fearghal McGlinchey “Welcome to the Music and Social Club at the Roundhouse in London, with your hosts, The Lathums. One week after securing their second UK number 1 album, The Lathums were on top form as they rounded off the UK leg of their ‘From Nothing To A Little Bit More’ tour in London …
Live Review: The Backseat Lovers / Junodream – O2 Kentish Town Forum, London 16.03.2023
By Henry Groves After playing London shows at Omeara and Electric Brixton last year, The Backseat Lovers were back, and this time were playing a sold out O2 Kentish Town Forum. Support for the night came from London-based Junodream, who certainly got the crowd warmed up for the main event. They mentioned this was a …
Live Review: Grade 2 Give Star & Garter A Short Back And Sides
Since my first listen of the new Grade 2 LP, I’ve been champing at the bit to hear these songs live, and tonight finally delivers exactly what I’d hoped for. Another early Sunday night at The Star & Garter, courtesy of STP Records (thanks Stu) as the tour shunts into the sidings in the shadow …
Gallery and Set-lists: Nova Twins / Fräulein – Whelan’s, Dublin 18.03.2023
Nova Twins brought their high energy Nu-metal/Alt-rock to Whelan’s of Dublin, neither the band nor the crowd let up for a minute as the band bounced the crowd bounced, as the band sang the crowd sang. The band even joined the crowd to end the show by performing the last song off stage in the …