Bilmuri In Birmingham With Support From South Arcade
It may have been a Thursday night but Bilmuri’s Birmingham show quickly proved to this brummy bunch why this whole tour was filled with sold out shows. South Arcade primed the nearly 3,000 strong audience, getting everyone in the room ready for the main event.
20th Anniversary of ‘The Documentary’ Tour
Compton-born rapper The Game brought his 20th Anniversary tour celebrating the music on his debut album The Documentary to Birmingham’s O2 Academy on 17th March.
The Darkness - Dreams On Toast Tour in Wolverhampton
From the moment The Darkness hit their first note, it was obvious that frontman Justin Hawkins was in full control as he had the audience eating out of the palm of his hand. Proving this point especially during ‘Get Your Hands Off My Woman’ where his playful antics with the song’s lyrics provoked the exact bewildered reaction he was aiming for as an audience member screamed “what the f*ck?!”.
Limp Bizkit Kick Off UK/EU Tour in Glasgow with High-Energy Mayhem
Limp Bizkit stormed into Glasgow to launch the UK/EU leg of their Loserville Tour, delivering a set packed with fan-favorite anthems and pure nu-metal chaos. Taking the stage at 9:45, Fred Durst and company wasted no time in igniting the crowd, opening with the explosive “Break Stuff”—a track that immediately sent the sold-out, jumping OVO Hydro into a frenzy. Following up with “Hot Dog” and “Take a Look Around”, the band locked into their signature mix of aggression and groove, with Wes Borland’s crushing riffs and John Otto’s thunderous drumming shaking the venue to its core.
State Champs' European Winter Tour At The O2 Institute In Birmingham
The penultimate night of State Champs' European Winter tour at Birmingham’s O2 Institute was nothing short of electric, with Broadside and The Home Team setting the stage for an unforgettable evening.
Kicking things off, Broadside delivered a seamless 30-minute set that felt over in an instant, with Ollie Baxxter’s undeniable stage presence keeping every eye locked on him. His quick wit and down-to-earth personality made for effortless crowd engagement, while his soaring vocals proved once again why Broadside is always a pleasure to watch live. Their set was the perfect appetiser for what was to come, leaving the crowd hyped and ready for more.
Set It Off in Birmingham - One of The Loudest and Most Electrifying Shows of 2025 So Far
The energy in the o2 Institute’s main room built steadily throughout the night, with Call Me Amour warming up the crowd before Point North truly lighting the match for the night. Set It Off frontman, Cody Carson, even joined Point North on stage for a song, giving the audience a thrilling preview of what was to come. By the time Set It Off took the stage, the anticipation was at a fever pitch, and their dramatic entrance – featuring a countdown and an extended intro to Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing – set the tone for a lively and chaotic evening to say the least.
Myles Smith At The O2 Academy in Bristol
On the wet and windy evening of Sunday 23rd February, British singer-songwriter Myles Smith played to a sold out O2 Academy in Bristol. The treacherous weather however, did not stop his hardcore fans from attending the gig and lining the streets in the pouring rain.
Biig Piig Brings A Party To One Of Leeds’ Oldest Social Clubs
Biig Piig, aka Jessica Smyth, has released her long-awaited debut album 11:11 and celebrates the event with a series of shows across the UK with The Brudenell Social Club playing host to one of them. One word can be used to describe the night. Electric.
James Bay at the O2 Academy in Glasgow
James Bay put on a fantastic show at Glasgow’s O2 Academy as he performed to a packed crowd with a full band. He took the stage right on time at 9 PM and delivered a set full of fan favourites and new material.
Dylan John Thomas at Glasgow’s OVO HYDRO
Dylan John Thomas brought the house down at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Friday night, marking the final stop of his 2024 tour with a rousing performance that celebrated his meteoric rise from local busker to arena headliner. The East End native, named after Bob Dylan, captivated the sold-out crowd with an energetic set, making his first arena show a night to remember.