Features tagged with live review

Chris Cornell shares stories, humour and thirty years of career-spanning material in an intimate performance.

The British electro-rock pioneer plays a stirring set of metallic-tinged industrial at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, which suits the darker demeanor found in his latest release Splinter (Songs from a Broken Mind).

With METZ, this decade realizes its best live rock band.  (And I saw it happen, so don't argue with me.)

Last month, Andrew Baer saw two of music's greats in the space of just eight days. Here, he compares, contrasts and relives those experiences.

With just one released album between the three of them, Friday was so DIY at Glasslands that bands brought their own lighting and didn't even fit on stage.

Last month, Marc Higgins trundled down to the Queens Social Club in Sheffield to catch troubadour Josh T Pearson in concert.

Jody White made the long trip to Austin to check out this year's SXSW. Rather than simply review the event, he's written this account of his experiences as a SXSW virgin.

Indie-rock stalwarts The Walkmen team up with acclaimed songwriter Cass McCombs for one of the finest double headers of the summer.

On the evening of No Ripcord's tenth birthday, The Comsat Angels, one of Sheffield's greatest ever bands, took to the stage of the Academy for their long-awaited reunion show.