The hybridisation of Elvis Presley and Nirvana into one sole tribute band is a crossover that honestly no one ever asked for, but Elvana are here to clash these two together regardless. Read More
In the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent cancellation of many tours, bands on the road have been left in quite the predicament. Read More
With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic putting the world in a state of alert, inciting panic buying in supermarkets and pseudo-apocalypse comments on social media, nothing seems more apt than a bill of bands who sound like the end of the world in all of the right ways. Read More
As French trailblazers Alcest released their latest album, ‘Spiritual Instinct’, it was a reminder of how a band who are often cited as pioneers can still keep moving on alongside the current musical landscape, especially when their combination of black metal and shoegaze is much more commonplace than it was when they first started out. Read More
Tonight, the Palladium plays host to City & Colour, the renowned folk-turned-arena rock project of Alexisonfire vocalist/guitarist, Dallas Green. What promises to be a stripped back, primarily solo performance is also steeped in immense sadness. Read More
A name change may not mean much if it’s the same band, but when Kamikaze Girls changed their name to Cultdreams last year, it felt more than appropriate for their eclectic but caustic blend of punk, shoegaze, and goth influences. Read More
Last year saw the release of ‘Social Cues’, the fifth album from alternative rock megastars, Cage The Elephant. What 2019 was also meant to see was the much-anticipated return of the Kentucky sextet to the UK. Read More
It doesn’t seem all that long ago when PVRIS exploded onto the scene with their 2014 debut album, ‘White Noise’, but six years later the trio have managed to amass an almost cult-like following with their fans. Read More
Being one of the most exciting bands in the instrumental scene, Polyphia manage to garner fans from several musical spectrums. Read More
It’s been quite a whirlwind for Liverpool’s Loathe recently. Their second full-length, ‘I Let It In And It Took Everything’, only dropped eight days ago, but even before its release, anyone invested felt like there was something special about to happen. Read More
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