Saint Motel made a wonderful first impression on Sheffield as they made their first visit on Thursday 6th November 2014. The American band had the steel city crowd moving and singing-along to a number of catchy tracks including their hit single ‘My Type’.
Twin Atlantic headlined Sheffield’s O2 Academy on Wednesday 29th October 2014 as part of their UK Tour following the release of their third album ‘Great Divide’.
Supported by ‘Nothing But Thieves’ and ‘The Xcerts’, the highly-rated Scottish rockers put on a superb live performance that left the Sheffield crowd buzzing.
Reverend and The Makers thrilled a sellout crowd at Sheffield’s O2 Academy on 24th October 2014. Celebrating their 10th anniversary as a band, they performed the albums ‘The State of Things’ and ‘A French Kiss In The Chaos’ in full on the first of two shows in their hometown this weekend.
‘Feed The Rhino’ lifted the roof off of Sheffield’s Corporation on the penultimate night of their UK tour following the release of their latest album. In front of a rampant sellout crowd on 23rd October 2014, the hardcore rockers from Kent tore through a set of both old and new material, including tracks from their newest LP ‘The Sorrow and The Sound’ released in June. (more…)
John Lydon (aka Johnny Rotten) shocked and entertained a crowd of over 700 people at the Octagon Centre in Sheffield on 15th October 2014 as he promoted his new autobiography as part of the city’s ‘Off The Shelf Festival’.
Sheffield’s Inherit the Stars just get better and better! The alternative band made their debut on the Main Stage at Corporation on Saturday 27th September and they did not disappoint with a dynamic performance that showcased both old songs and some of the new material from forthcoming EP ‘Beyond The Beacons’.
The Pigeon Detectives treated a crowd of largely freshers students to a fantastic performance on Friday 26th September at Plug in Sheffield.
On 22nd – 24th August 2014 I went to Bramham Park for Leeds Festival. It was my first ever visit to a music festival and a truly unforgettable experience. With star-studded line up that included headliners of ‘blink-182’, ‘Queens of the Stone Age’, ‘Paramore’ and the biggest band in the world right now – ‘Arctic Monkeys’, it was certain to be an amazing few days of music and it did not disappoint.
On Sunday 3rd August 2014 I went to the Cavern Club in Liverpool to see The Mersey Beatles perform the hits of The Beatles.
On 29th July 2014, I went to Pere Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France to visit the gravesite of Jim Morrison. My visit coincided with the 47th anniversary of The Doors reaching number one for the first ever time with their hit ‘Light My Fire’.
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