Whether a band are releasing their first album or their tenth, 2019 will be packed full of record drops that will form the backbone of the musical calendar. New talent and big comebacks will shape the scene this year, so we’ve picked out a handful of albums that we can expect to see over the next 12 months. Read More
While most bands at this time of year focus on doing a festive cover, Inklings (the moniker of Kier Kemp) has instead opted to share his own rendition of ‘A Little Time’ by The Beautiful South. Read More
Is there ever a day of the year that’s more fitting for a Creeper show? It’s November 1st, the day after the creepiest night of the year, and the Southampton sextet are gearing up to play the biggest show of their career. Read More
The shockwaves following Creeper’s apparent disbanding at their London KOKO show last night (November 2nd 2018) are still pulsating across their fanbase, but apparently things surrounding it all are even more absurd. Read More
In a surprise turn of events that has shocked fans, British gothic punks Creeper announced onstage last night (November 1st 2018) during their headline show at London’s KOKO that they would be parting ways. Read More
Following on from a main stage appearance at this year’s Reading & Leeds Festival, Southampton gothic punks Creeper have confirmed a special one-off headline show a London’s KOKO in November. Read More
Tonight, Creeper are here for the first in a series of warm-up shows in advance of their main stage appearance at Reading & Leeds Festival. Well-known for the fierce devotion of their fanbase, the so-called “Creeper Cult” are out in force and with the date sold out well in advance the excitement in the air is palpable. Read More
Over the past year since the release of their debut album ‘Eternity, In Your Arms’, Southampton goth punks Creeper have been playing at bigger venues and bigger stages as the months have gone by. Read More
The finalists for the 2018 Heavy Music Awards have been revealed during the launch event held at Gorilla in Manchester, which also saw live performances during the night from Milestones, Loathe, and Cold Years. Read More
In an announcement that has confirmed over 50 names, the main stage headlining acts have been unveiled as Fall Out Boy, Kendrick Lamar, and Kings Of Leon. Also announced to be joining them across the August bank holiday weekend of festivities includes the likes of Underoath, Sum 41, Beartooth, Creeper, Post Malone, Panic! At The Disco, Nothing But Thieves, Papa Roach, and Hollywood Undead, to name but a few. Read More
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