Concerts
Peat & Diesel
Crescent, York
Stornoway-based three-piece Peat & Diesel first made a name for themselves posting their tongue-in-cheek folk-punk across social media before the release of their 2019 debut album, Uptown Fank.
Formed by friends Callum "Boydie" MacLeod (vocals/guitar), Innes Scott (accordion), and Uilleam "Uilly" Macleod (drums), the trio started out playing songs to entertain themselves. Their mix of folk, punk, and rock -- with Boydie's tongue-in-cheek lyrics about island life -- soon found an audience when videos of them performing were posted online. After a handful of gigs, and the song and video "Western Isles" going viral, their reach soon spread throughout Scotland. 2019 saw them release their debut album, Uptown Fank and they earned the "Live Act of the Year " award at the Scots Trad Music Awards. They next released "Fairytale of Stornaway," their take on the Pogues and Kirsty MacColl's Christmas standard "Fairytale of New York." Peat & Diesel delivered their sophomore album at the beginning of 2020. Light My Byre entered the U.K. Top 30 upon its release and the trio went on their sold-out "That's the Way We Do It" tour in support of the release.
Paul Weller
Guildhall, Portsmouth
MANDRAKE HANDSHAKE
Jericho Tavern, Oxford
Paul Weller
The Centre, Brighton
Paul Weller
King George's Hall, Blackburn
Noah Gundersen
St Georges, Bristol
Paul Weller
Barbican, York
Noah Gundersen
The Glee Club, Birmingham
Paul Weller
Bonus Arena, Hull
REEF + A
University, Newcastle
DEAD CAN DANCE
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
REEF + A
QMU, Glasgow
Paul Weller
Centaur, Cheltenham
DEAD CAN DANCE
Cathedral, Manchester
Paul Weller
De Montfort Hall, Leicester
REEF + A
O2 Ritz, Manchester
Paul Weller
De Montfort Hall, Leicester
DEAD CAN DANCE
Eventim Apollo, London
DEAD CAN DANCE
Eventim Apollo, London
TEENAGE FAN CLUB
O2 Institute, Birmingham
Jack Savoretti
Eventim Apollo, London
Liela Moss
Omeara, London
The Vaccines
Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury
REEF + A
Phoenix, Exeter
TEENAGE FAN CLUB
Komedia, Bath
The Wombats
O2, London
REEF + A
Tramshed, Cardiff
Paul Weller
O2 Apollo, Manchester
THE TREATMENT
Lafayette, London
JANET DEVLIN
London, Omeara
REEF + A
O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
Paul Weller
City Hall, Newcastle
Paul Weller
City Hall, Newcastle
The Vaccines
Guildhall, Portsmouth
JANET DEVLIN
Bristol, The Louisiana
Teenage Fanclub
Union Chapel, London
Paul Weller
The Sands Centre, Carlisle
JANET DEVLIN
Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
Freya Beer
The Lexington, London
Paul Weller
St George's Hall, Bradford
His Lordship + Iran Mancini
The Lexington, London
REEF + A
Uni Stylus, Leeds
Ride
The Foundry , Sheffield
The Vaccines
Eventim Apollo, London
REEF + A
O2 Academy, Bristol
Paul Weller
Kentish Town, O2 Forum
King Hannah
Rough Trade, Nottingham
REEF + A
O2 Institute, Birmingham
Paul Weller
O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
Lloyd Cole
Palace Theatre, Southend
Through both his lauded work fronting the Commotions and his more eclectic solo efforts, Lloyd Cole established himself as one of the most articulate and acute songwriters of the post-punk era. As a songwriter, Cole's literate and quite British lyrical style is wed to a melodic sensibility that's graceful even when he's at his most physical. Musically, Cole's sound has steadily evolved since he made his debut with his group the Commotions on 1984's Rattlesnakes. From the refined jangle pop of that album, Cole moved into a tougher and more direct approach on his self-titled solo debut in 1990, which he balanced against lushly orchestrated pop on 1991's Don't Get Weird on Me Babe. After trying on a harder, more rock-oriented approach on 1993's Bad Vibes, he settled into a lighter yet more contemplative attack on 1995's Love Story that would dominate most of his work in the 2000s and 2010s. At the same time, Cole began creating a body of instrumental work inspired by electronic music, including the ambient textures of 2001's Plastic Wood and the Krautrock leanings of 2013's Selected Studies, Vol. 1 (a collaboration with Hans-Joachim Roedelius); with 2019's Guesswork, Cole started to fuse his lyrical style with his enthusiasm for electronic sounds.
Paul Weller
Brixton, O2 Academy
JANET DEVLIN
Manchester, Night & Day
PAPERCUTS
CROFTERS RIGHTS, BRISTOL
Bambara
Bullingdon, Oxford
Ailsa Tully
The Lexington, London
Larkin Poe
O2 Academy , Oxford
FRANZ FERDINAND
Albert Hall, Manchester
With their sharply stylish mix of rock and dance music, Franz Ferdinand brought a wry sophistication to indie rock while becoming one of the U.K.'s most popular bands in the early 21st century. The Glasgow-based group arrived in the wake of the early-2000s rock revival, with bands such as the Strokes and the Libertines reminding listeners just how refreshing -- and evergreen -- hook-driven guitar music could be. While Franz Ferdinand had a kinship with those acts, their lineage also included the arch, angular post-punk of bands such as Wire and the witty, funky jangle of fellow Glaswegians Orange Juice. From the beginning, the group had a flair for translating arty and unexpected concepts and references into widely appealing music and visuals, whether it was the Russian Constructivism-inspired artwork that graced their early releases or the Howlin' Wolfhomage in the guitar solos of 2004's smash single "Take Me Out." After laying the groundwork for their sound with that year's Mercury Prize-winning, platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated debut album Franz Ferdinand, the band soon branched out. On 2005's You Could Have It So Much Better, they added more detail and nuance to their style, then expanded on the danceable side of their music on albums ranging from the dub explorations of 2009's Tonight to the sleek disco leanings of 2018's Always Ascending. The group continued to embellish on their signature sound in the 2020s, dabbling in electro pop and vintage glam influences on the new songs included on 2022's best-of Hits to the Head.
THE TREATMENT
Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
Larkin Poe
Engine Rooms, Southampton
THE TREATMENT
Junction 2, Cambridge
REEF + A
Chalk, Brighton
Lloyd Cole
De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill
Through both his lauded work fronting the Commotions and his more eclectic solo efforts, Lloyd Cole established himself as one of the most articulate and acute songwriters of the post-punk era. As a songwriter, Cole's literate and quite British lyrical style is wed to a melodic sensibility that's graceful even when he's at his most physical. Musically, Cole's sound has steadily evolved since he made his debut with his group the Commotions on 1984's Rattlesnakes. From the refined jangle pop of that album, Cole moved into a tougher and more direct approach on his self-titled solo debut in 1990, which he balanced against lushly orchestrated pop on 1991's Don't Get Weird on Me Babe. After trying on a harder, more rock-oriented approach on 1993's Bad Vibes, he settled into a lighter yet more contemplative attack on 1995's Love Story that would dominate most of his work in the 2000s and 2010s. At the same time, Cole began creating a body of instrumental work inspired by electronic music, including the ambient textures of 2001's Plastic Wood and the Krautrock leanings of 2013's Selected Studies, Vol. 1 (a collaboration with Hans-Joachim Roedelius); with 2019's Guesswork, Cole started to fuse his lyrical style with his enthusiasm for electronic sounds.
Larkin Poe
SWX, Bristol
CURSE OF LONO
The Lexington, LONDON
Sweet and sour tunes from London and beyond. Sometimes bumpy. Sometimes smooth. Enjoy responsibly. Always read the label.
REEF + A
Engine Rooms, Southampton
THE SHERLOCKS
TOWER BALLROOM, Hull
Over recent years The Sherlocks have become one of the most exciting live bands in the UK. Selling out tours across UK & Europe, the band have also achieved chart success with x2 Top #20 albums. Live for the Moment #6 & Under Your Sky #20 Yorkshire brothers Kiaran & Brandon Crook joined up with Mancunian band members Alex Proctor & Trent Jackson. With an incredibly passionate loyal fan base their fans have followed the band's journey from the pubs/clubs to selling out venues out all across the world. Aswell being asked to tour in arenas/stadiums with the likes of Liam Gallagher, Kings Of Leon, Kaiser Chief, The Libertines and many more. With a new album on the horizon, one thing for sure is the future looks incredibly bright for this true rock 'n' roll outifit.
REEF + A
UEA, Norwich
On U Sound
O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
Lloyd Cole
Assembly, Leamington
Through both his lauded work fronting the Commotions and his more eclectic solo efforts, Lloyd Cole established himself as one of the most articulate and acute songwriters of the post-punk era. As a songwriter, Cole's literate and quite British lyrical style is wed to a melodic sensibility that's graceful even when he's at his most physical. Musically, Cole's sound has steadily evolved since he made his debut with his group the Commotions on 1984's Rattlesnakes. From the refined jangle pop of that album, Cole moved into a tougher and more direct approach on his self-titled solo debut in 1990, which he balanced against lushly orchestrated pop on 1991's Don't Get Weird on Me Babe. After trying on a harder, more rock-oriented approach on 1993's Bad Vibes, he settled into a lighter yet more contemplative attack on 1995's Love Story that would dominate most of his work in the 2000s and 2010s. At the same time, Cole began creating a body of instrumental work inspired by electronic music, including the ambient textures of 2001's Plastic Wood and the Krautrock leanings of 2013's Selected Studies, Vol. 1 (a collaboration with Hans-Joachim Roedelius); with 2019's Guesswork, Cole started to fuse his lyrical style with his enthusiasm for electronic sounds.
THE SHERLOCKS
University, Newcastle
Over recent years The Sherlocks have become one of the most exciting live bands in the UK. Selling out tours across UK & Europe, the band have also achieved chart success with x2 Top #20 albums. Live for the Moment #6 & Under Your Sky #20 Yorkshire brothers Kiaran & Brandon Crook joined up with Mancunian band members Alex Proctor & Trent Jackson. With an incredibly passionate loyal fan base their fans have followed the band's journey from the pubs/clubs to selling out venues out all across the world. Aswell being asked to tour in arenas/stadiums with the likes of Liam Gallagher, Kings Of Leon, Kaiser Chief, The Libertines and many more. With a new album on the horizon, one thing for sure is the future looks incredibly bright for this true rock 'n' roll outifit.
Larkin Poe
O2 Institute , Birmingham
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