After undergoing a rebirth in their native Glasgow, Twin Atlantic were back, with supporting band Bloxx to unleash their newly found power on the crowd. In light of recent events, the Manchester date was one of the last dates before the rescheduling of future dates in October later this year. The only thing dangerously infectious…
Words by Camilla WhitfieldPhotography: Aidan Cullen As commented by Halsey, it had been a long time since she’d played a show in Manchester, with once “only around 50 people present”. It was to be a show where we’d “laugh, cry, get mad and leave a piece of ourselves which we perhaps didn’t like on the…
Words by Camilla WhitfieldPhotography by Ayman Chaudhry Rising Manchester band The Recreation is consistently proving why Manchester is still on the music map. Their new song ‘Do You Want Me’ could easily be described as the lovechild of early Catfish and the Bottlemen, mixed with indie legends Blossoms, plus a quality which is quintessentially theirs….
The sheer size of Manchester Arena isn’t for the fainthearted. Headlining rock-pop veterans The 1975 have tackled this beast successfully many times. However, for opening act grunge-pop artist Beabadoobee a.k.a Bea Kristi, it’d be easy to assume the venue was a daunting prospect. However, the newest Dirty Hit label frontrunner not only completed it but…
Photography by Georgina Hurdsfield 3,500 fans, three bands, one venue and a large dose of energy for good measure. Showcasing the best newest and greatest bands in the music industry, Cage The Elephant’s headline gig at Manchester’s Victoria Warehouse was certainly going to be a night to remember. Cage The Elephant’s comeback wouldn’t be complete…
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