Category Archives: Photography

It’s an incredibly exciting time to be a K’s fan. Having just had their debut album, I Wonder If the World Knows?, reach number three on the charts, the band are now on an extensive UK tour. And if instant classics such as ‘Heart On My Sleeve’ and ‘Chancer’ aren’t enough to convince you the Earlestown-made bandContinue reading “Live review: The K’s in Birmingham, 13th April 2024”

Following the release of their new album ‘Losing What We Love” in October 2023, Chicago Pop Punk icons Knuckle Puck headlined The Fleece in Bristol as the final headline show of their small UK tour, and we were honoured to be there to capture the action. Knuckle Puck have secured their place over the yearsContinue reading “Live review: Knuckle Puck – The Fleece, Bristol. 27th March 2024”

Holly Humberstone’s penultimate show on the European leg of her tour was set to be an electrifying performance, the sold-out Bristol Beacon was filled with much anticipation for the Brit Award Winner to begin her performance.  After an incredible supporting act from the band Medium Build which got the crowd warmed up and enlivened, theContinue reading “Live review: Holly Humberstone – 15/3/24 Bristol Beacon. “

Supporting the last 7 shows on the Bombay Bicycle Club UK tour, KAWALA brought their show to Cardiff SU’s Great Hall Kawala, the British indie-pop band known for their infectiousness and bouncy stage presence, delivered a crowd warming performance in their support slot for indie kings  Bombay Bicycle Club. The venue giggled with anticipation asContinue reading “Live review: KAWALA, Cardiff Great Hall. 18/02/2024”

My, my, someone better fetch the anaesthetist after Shikari’s fanciful show at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena on the 16th February. I mean, opening with System…Meltdown is bold. They knew they’d have the crowd instantly in a chokehold with that concoction.  There could be paragraphs about Shikari’s live visuals to be honest. As always, there was buzzContinue reading “Live review: Enter Shikari, Cardiff. 16/02/2024”

It was a rainy Tuesday in Bristol, but that did not stop the queue – and the hundreds of people in it – from getting to the venue for the 6pm doors. There is a nice crowd for the first act of the night, who to many including myself, was a pleasant surprise. AIR YEL’sContinue reading “Live review: Simple plan, with State Champs, Mayday parade and Air Yel. 13/02/2024”

It’s a chilly February evening, and I am thrilled to be piling into a packed out Marble Factory for a night of live music. Drinks in hand, the crowded room chats and laughs, waiting for the show to begin. Gladie are up first, a five piece hailing from Philadelphia. From the get go they setContinue reading “Live review: The Menzingers with Prince Daddy and Gladie. Marble Factory Bristol, 4th February 2024”

“A sold-out show at the O2 Academy is always guaranteed to get sweaty, but there were very few that could compare to the level of energy and passion from both the audience and performers the night Don Broco came to Bristol. They started as they meant to go on with ‘Gumshield’ as their opener, andContinue reading “Live review: Don Broco at O2 Academy Bristol, 4th December 2023”

As part of their UK Headline tour, northern punk rock HOT MILK brought their void of a show to Bristol’s Trinity Centre, for night of heavy music and chaos. After much anticipation from the sold-out crowd, the lights went down and, to a loud chorus of cheers, out came the band, with front people HanContinue reading “Live review: HOT MILK at Trinity Centre, Bristol. 21st November 2023.”

A sea of brightly dressed fans wrapped around Trinity Centre tightly like a hug waiting for South African born Bella Latham (more widely known as Baby Queen) to take to the stage. After the summit of her critically acclaimed debut “Quarter life crisis” to the top ten on UK charts it is no surprise thatContinue reading “Live review: Baby Queen at Trinity Centre Bristol. 14/11/23”