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Support:  James Bruner, Autumn Kings Venue:  Leeds University Stylus Date:  October 2025 Rating:  ★★★★★ When Those Damn Crows  roll into town, you can count on two things: thunderous riffs and an audience ready to roar right back at them. At Leeds University’s Stylus, the Welsh rock heavyweights proved once again why they’re one of the UK’s brightest live forces — delivering a set brimming with passion, grit, and that unmistakable Crows swagger. Rolling in to the fair city of

The rising pop sensation expands his intensely personal story with the deluxe edition of Tension , opening up about shared heartbreak, finding community, and the awkward honesty that fuels his ambition. The vampire aesthetic synonymous with Haiden Henderson —all sharp lyricism, leather jackets, and an intentional, moody gloom is the perfect reflection of an artist who pours the most vital parts of his soul into his music. His recent project, the Tension  EP (and its newly rel

Irish rock band Ash have returned with ‘Ad Astra’, a colourful and energetic record featuring a mix of indie rock, power pop, and electronic synth that comes together to create a very solid album perfect for fans of the 90s rock sound.  The album kicks off with ‘Zarathustra’, an instrumental that mixes the original theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey with an exciting indie guitar riff. It sets the tone for the album well: punchy rock bangers with a theme of space and stars tucke

Photography By Sam Wall On October 13 th , Manchester rock quartet Pale Waves opened their ‘Still Smitten’ tour in the North East with an impeccable set at Sunderland’s Fire Station.  The Fire Station is a fantastic venue, intimate without being cramped, right in the heart of the city. I’ve always preferred smaller venues for the atmosphere they create – making you feel as though you’re on stage with the artist themselves. With general admission seating and standing, fans cou

From the moment we entered the lobby at the venue in the ExCel London (Royal Docks), it all felt very, VERY REAL - we truly felt like participants gearing up for something big. The welcome team greeted us, handed us our bibs and wristbands, and the set-design pulled us in immediately: the dormitory block, the neon lighting, the giant red guards looming overhead ... What we LOVED The Red Light, Green Light game was genuinely tense. When the doll mentiones "red light" twice i

From the moment Neil Hannon and his six‑piece ensemble stepped onto the stage at the Barbican, there was a sense that something both celebratory and deeply personal was about to unfold. This was more than a concert; it was a journey through time, feeling and memory, held together by craftsmanship, wit, and a voice that still surprises in its clarity and warmth. Hannon’s stage presence is quietly charismatic: sharp‑suited, mildly theatrical but never ostentatious. He greets th

On a damp September morning in London, Kingfishr are still buzzing from the night before. The Irish trio, made up of Eddie (vocals/guitar), McGoo (bass), and Fitz (drums) have just come off stage from another sold-out UK show, and instead of nursing hangovers or catching up on sleep, they’re sitting down to talk about Halcyon, their long-awaited debut album. It’s a moment they’ve been building towards since they first emerged in 2021 with their soaring folk-rock sound: stormy

THE MAGIC MOD – aka Ben Taylor – is a card magician and entertainer of huge esteem who can proudly count himself as a member of the exclusive Magic Circle fraternity. Born in Crawley in South London, he now lives in Belfast and has previously supported The Libertines, Paul Weller and The Brian Jonestown Massacre on tour, all people he can now call friends alongside the likes of Liam Gallagher, Shaun Ryder and Rick Witter.  Ben has appeared on Sky Sports Soccer AM , considers

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