Giant Rooks announce UK dates
Heralded as one of the most outstanding newcomers to come from Germany in many a year, GIANT ROOKS have released new EP WILD STARE where they showcase their musical spectrum, exuberant talent and infectious serenity.
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Leeds quartet FUDGE. to perform at three of the summer’s most prestigious festivals
“… I just made it a criminal offence to not go see them at your earliest opportunity …” YORKSHIRE POST
The Wombats’ frontman Matthew ‘Murph’ Murphy has released two new tracks
“I tried to put my own spin on it, it was very quick and painless. He pretty much knew what he wanted, when it was good, it was good. He’s a very talented man.”
Cassia release new single ‘Movers & Shapers’
Following the release of their debut album ‘Replica’ earlier this year – which charted within the Top 10 on the Official UK Indie Chart – the band are currently in the middle of an extensive UK and European tour.
Pixies release new video for ‘Catfish Kate’
‘Catfish Kate’ is the First Radio Single from the Band’s Upcoming Album, Beneath The Eyrie
Local Bands to perform at Lock-Up Leeds Festival
With less than a month to go until the gates open, the countdown is now well and truly on for Reading and Leeds 2019. Local groups have now been added to the bill from Leeds based Centre Stage and Futuresound competitions
Queen Zee to support Skunk Anansie
“… We may already have one of the most important records of the year in our hands …” DORK
PAUL GILBERT – Announces ‘Behold Electric Guitar Tour’
If ‘I Can Destroy’ is any indication, Gilbert is on the right path to continue creating material that’s clearly built to last.
Hang Massive announce UK tour
The UK and Swedish duo Hang Massive, the world’s most renowned Hang and Handpan players, have announced their first ever full UK tour. The duo’s new live show incorporates stunning visuals, and beats and bass to complement the rich sound of the Hang.
MICHAEL MONROE (Hanoi Rocks frontman) announces UK tour
“In the ‘80s, Hanoi Rocks had a very special relationship with Japan,” explains Monroe,“and it will always be one of my favourite countries. Plus, they still live for rock ‘n’ roll as it should be celebrated.”
