Surely by now you’ve seen the #10yearchallenge all over social media over the past couple of months as we see this decade coming to a close, but have you wondered what that’d be like with bands? Read More
Whether a band are releasing their first album or their tenth, 2020 is shaping up to be packed full of records that need to be on your radar and sooner or later in your ears over the next 12 months. Read More
St. Albans quartet Enter Shikari have just released a new documentary called ‘Further East’, which was shot during the band’s tour in Russia back in March 2019. Read More
Commemorating the release of ‘Common Dreads’ ten years on, Enter Shikari are re-releasing a special anniversary edition of their second full-length album on November 15th 2019. Read More
After months of being played live to audiences the world over, St. Albans quartet Enter Shikari finally released their new single ‘Stop The Clocks’ last week, and now there’s a video for it too. Read More
After more than 60 shows performing it live, and fans even getting a social media movement to get it released, Enter Shikari have finally shared a studio recording of ‘Stop The Clocks’. Read More
Check out our full gallery of Download Festival at Donington Park in Donington on June 14th-16th 2019. Read More
Not ones wanting to stay out of the recent wave of festival announcements, the Reading & Leeds Festival organisers have come in with their second line-up announcement for 2019, which already sees headline sets in place from The 1975, Post Malone, Twenty One Pilots, and Foo Fighters. Read More
Despite having announced more than 40 acts to be joining the 2019 bill earlier this week, Download Festival have now confirmed that Enter Shikari will also be there to perform a set. Read More
Hertfordshire’s notorious genre-boundary-defying quartet Enter Shikari haven’t played the equally notorious O2 Academy Brixton for some time – ten years, to be exact. Since then, they’ve been off playing shows at some smaller, more obscure venues, like Alexandra Palace, and the O2 Arena (supporting Bring Me The Horizon). Crikey. Read More
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