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AC/DC GET SET TO ‘POWER UP’ ONCE AGAIN
It might have looked like the curtain had come down on one of the most legendary bands of all time, butAC/DC are back. To alleviate the doom n gloom, we’ve only gone and managed to get a laal corker of an Interview with The Mighty, The One, The Only AC/DC Perfect timing for many so […]
Arran George Launches Lilo…
What a beautiful day it is, perfect for launching an EP and that is exactly what Arran George a West Cumbrian troubadour has done. Egremont lad Arran George has today launched Lilo, his first of four tracks from his EP Born Under a Pylon. A stunning track that sets the tone for what’s to come. […]
Twin Atlantic Make Their Fierce Return
Twin Atlantic Make Their Fierce Return New Album ‘POWER’ Out January 24th on Virgin EMI Extensive UK Tour Announced First Single ‘Novocaine’ Out Now Twin Atlantic return with aplomb on new album ‘POWER’ – their scorching, charged-up fourth LP and their first release on Virgin EMI – out January 24th. The record’s first taste arrives […]
Bastille at The Sands Centre
Images by Harry Baker The Guide is always at the front of the stage when a band with worldwide renowned comes to Carlisle and our writer Jasper Baker offers his take on this humble group. Nostalgic, melancholic, ecstatic and joyful, Doom Days is an experience that lets you feel a part of the band and […]
Childcare bring their ‘wellness’ live show to the Carlisle’s Old Fire Station on 28th Nov
CHILDCARE ANNOUNCE UK ‘THE SABI TOUR’ IN SUPPORT OF THEIR DEBUT ALBUM ‘WABI-SABI’ “I love this band” – Annie Mac “Glorious pop” – The Line of Best Fit “Really f**king good” – Indie Shuffle CHILDCARE announce UK ‘The Sabi’ tour in support of their debut album ‘Wabi-Sabi’, released via Get Well Soon (with eOne Music) and will […]
Indica Gallery set to light up the music industry in 2019
Every now and then a band comes along and floors you, sends shivers down your spine and makes you want to pick up an instrument and be in a band. It’s a rare commodity and a rare experience, especially in a live context but these Cumbrian lads nail it. Well this band, these lads from […]
Adam Amor Releases Call Me When It’s Over
Call Me When It’s Over hits the airwaves…. If live music is your thing then there’s a fair chance you’ve seen Adam Amor at one stage. He’s been gigging for as long as I can remember. It seems you can’t go into a music venue or festival without bumping into him somewhere. At 33 years […]
Review: Twisted Wheel & The Indica Gallery
Paul McGuirk was in the crowd as Manchester’s Twisted Wheel kicked off their reunion tour at the Yellow Earl on 20 April. While the Yellow Earl has been one of my favourite local haunts since it opened last summer, I don’t think I’d quite prepared myself for the transformation that had taken place on Friday […]
Review: Embrace Return With ‘Love Is A Basic Need’
20 years into their recording career, Embrace are making an emphatic return with their seventh studio album. John Tarnsley remembers the early days and reviews their latest release. I remember Embrace’s first album vividly. It was everything I loved about music back then as the sun set on the heady days of Britpop. The Good […]
Late Night Legacy Rocket Through The Ranks
Time Flies When You’re Having Fun: Late Night Legacy Rocket Through The Ranks By Paul Shepherd When Egremont lad, Ryan Kitto, replied to an advertisement on Gumtree seeking a lead singer for a new band, he had no idea about the journey he was about to embark on. Since forming Late Night Legacy in 2015, […]
