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Bad Touch & Mollie Marriott: Coventry Empire, 25th November 2017

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Late opening their doors, the bitter cold we suffered outside isn’t warmed by the reception received within: left confuse waiting in a room with...

Samantha Fish & Rainbreaker: Robin 2 Bilston Wednesday 22nd November

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Tonight I am attending the award-winning Robin 2 not quite knowing what to expect and in what is the first of several pleasant surprises...

Joanne Shaw Taylor & Dan Patlansky – Birmingham Symphony Hall, 20th November 2017

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As I stroll up New Street, avoiding transfixed shoppers perusing stalls at Birmingham’s German Christmas Market here in the rain, I’m reminded of the...
Opeth

Live: Opeth and Enslaved, Manchester Ritz

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Over the past few years progressive rock has changed significantly, with most of the smaller bands opting to take a heavier approach with each...

Alice Cooper reunites with original band for a show that will be hard to...

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Someone call him a legend, others a shock-rocker. The 69 years old rock 'n roll hero keeps leaving his fans wanting more and tonight...
Mr Big

Mr. BIG ‘Defying Gravity’ at Shepherd’s Bush Empire with three sets!

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There’s an excited crowd waiting for Mr. Big in a packed Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Everybody is ready to give them a very warm welcome...
Venom Prison at The Black Heart, London

Live: Venom Prison at The Black Heart, London

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When you are told to take out just under two months from gigs for health reasons from your doctors, some choose to return to...
Airborne

A night of intense no frills rock ‘n roll with Airbourne, Phil Campbell and...

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The queue at the Roundhouse started quite early with hundreds of fans ready to get their rock 'n roll dose. This eventful evening starts...
HRH Awards

Review: The First Annual Hard Rock Hell Awards

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Glitz, blitz, glamour and more kilts than an SNP convention, tonight marks the very first Hard Rock Hell Annual Awards ceremony in all its...
marillion

MARILLION very much at the top of their game | London Palladium

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Marillion are now almost certainly the Grateful Dead of the prog world, in that they play lots of people around the world, but largely...