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Celebrating the slightly belated 10th anniversary of his debut self-titled album, Darwin Deez and his band brought their show to Bristol’s Thekla to play to a sold out boat. The show was opened by Youth Sector, a 5-piece from Brighton. These young lads came onto the stage well dressed and well coordinated, all with stylishContinue reading “Live review: Darwin Deez with Youth Sector – Thekla Bristol – 19/05/22 “

Playing their second Bristol headline show of 2022, Yard Act graced Trinity Centre with their anarcho-post-punk, tunes. This show sold out quite a while ago, and we were lucky enough to be invited down to the show. The show was opened by Nuha Ruby Ra. Normally I do some research on the support band beforeContinue reading “Live review – Yard Act with Nuha Ruby Ra – Trinity Centre – 11/05/22”

Liverpool based indie-pop band Spinn brought their UK tour on board the Thekla, for a night of good music and good vibes. The show was opened by local boys Enter Red, a familiar face on the boat. I’ve heard good things about these guys, and I’m so happy that I finally got to see themContinue reading “Live review – Spinn with Enter Red, Pentire and Stay Lunar – Thekla – 12/5/22”

Touring their new album Totally, which comes out Tomorrow, newly formed rock band Stöner brought their grungy hard-core style to Bristol’s legendary floating venue. The show was opened by Slomosa, who had come from Bergen in Norway to join Stöner for this tour. Although they didn’t have a massive way with words, these guys cameContinue reading “Live review: Stöner with Slomosa – Thekla Bristol, 4/5/22”

For the penultimate night of their UK tour, Florida favourites Less Than Jake brought their kick-ass show to the O2 Academy Bristol for a night of punk-ska fun! With another three support bands on the bill, we knew we would be in for a good night! Opening the show was Millie Manders and The Shutup,Continue reading “Live review: Less Than Jake with Skinny Lister, Toasters and Millie Manders and The Shutup – 8/4/22”

As part of the last night of their mini UK tour and their last show on home soil for 4 months, East Coast Punk Rockers PET NEEDS came to the Louisiana to play a sell-out show in front of a crowd of absolute madness! Before the show, we chatted to Johnny about all things music.Continue reading “Live review: PET NEEDS with Berries and Oxbowlake – 02/04/22”

Like most gigs at the moment, this was rescheduled from last year, when they should have been playing in Bristol for their traditional Shed-cember show. Although not at their normal time of year, it was still a blast of a show for everyone involved. Opening the show was The Lottery Winners, and if you’ve seenContinue reading “Live review: Shed Seven and The Lottery Winners – O2 Academy Bristol, 27/03/22”

Touring his well-reviewed new album, Cult Leader Tactics, frontman of Mansun Paul Draper bought his show to Bristol’s legendary music venue The Fleece. The show was opened by Love Amongst Ruin (or the front half of), playing a semi-stripped back acoustic style set. They played a selection of their music from over the years, butContinue reading “Live Review – Paul Draper with Love Amongst Ruin. The Fleece Bristol 16/03/22”

After however many times rescheduling their gigs, Welsh Pop-Punk band Neck Deep finally made it to Bristol to play an awesome show for the last night of their tour. To say these guys pulled out all the stops would be an understatement. For this show, there was three support acts, certainly the most I’ve everContinue reading “Live review: Neck Deep at O2 Academy Bristol – 25/02/22”

I don’t think it’s an understatement to say that Wolf Alice are one, if not the, biggest bands in the UK right now. Another band that has just gone from strength to strength recently, they played a sold out show at the O2 Academy Bristol this week, and we were lucky enough to catch themContinue reading “Live review: Wolf Alice with Matthew Maltese at O2 Academy Bristol – 23/02/2022”