The “Eternal Blue” tour is one of a number of recent runs that have been not only sold out but had venue upgrades, such is the clamour to witness heroes like Spiritbox. The decision to have the much loved Loathe on board for this run is astute business and gives it the feel of a co-headliner
It might be the final day of the final Tech-Fest or Simon Garrod and the team may simply be taking a break but today is one for making the most out of and leaving every ounce of energy in the pit. For that you need fuel so a can of Monster and a Firehouse burger
Saturday starts with Tea and biscuits and a some quiet reflection on the line up for what will be a seriously heavy day. It feels like Simon Garrod and the Tech-Fest team have nailed the build up to the heavier headliners with their choices on paper and that is indeed how it pans out. They’ve
Today would have been the day that saw American Death Metal pioneers Suffocation headline but their seemingly last minute decision to pull out of their headlining tour left Tech-Fest in something of a bind. Fortunately they have a powerful reach and were able to pull in Conjurer at the last minute, promoting Loathe to main
Travelling up to the 10th Anniversary of Tech-Fest there are mixed feelings. The line up this year is incredible but the knowledge that maybe the final one weighs heavy on the head. It doesn’t feel right that something so great should come to an end, however making this one a celebration is paramount. That’s something
It’s as hot as hell on the south coast of England’s green and pleasant land which is pretty fitting seeing as tonight will see two of its escapees take to the stage for a sold out show at Southampton Engine Rooms. There is no local opening band, just two heavy hitters on off dates from
It’s the end of April and bright sunshine is the perfect accompaniment to our journey into the Big Smoke for a Camden Rocks Presents All Dayer at the legendary Fiddler’s Elbow. Headlined by Hardcore injected Punk trio My Latest Failure, it just so happens to be our first one dayer of the year, offering a
A scorcher of an April day sees us heading to the Big Smoke for a night on the tiles with four bands who have seriously impressed in recent years. It’s our first visit to The Dome in Tufnell Park since witnessing Raging Speedhorn reduce the venue to rubble back in December 2021 and tonight the
It’s Bank Holiday Monday and The Wired Hearts Tour has reached its London stop with Camden Underworld the destination for Odd Palace and Senna alongside co-headlining duo Resolve and Siamese. Curiously enough while the venue merch cut saga continues to rumble on in the background, tonight’s iconic venue aren’t taking anything from the bands so
Three years, a Global Pandemic and a venue change later and tonight we’re on our way to Wembley Arena to witness Richmond Virginia heavyweights Lamb Of God take to the stage alongside Kreator and Sylosis in what has to be the hottest ticket in town. Branded the State Of Unrest European tour trek, it seems
