Amazingly, Huntington Beach Californian G-Punk heroes (hed)p.e. will be back upon our shores in November and December. This is their second deep run upon our shores so they’ve played everywhere except the living room at this point. They’re a phenomenal live act and according to a couple of social media posts they recorded a new
Haken (as in “Taken” or “Taken 2”) have announced a quartet of UK dates with Leprous and Bent Knee in a large European tour entitled “Transatlantic Vector Studies” in support of new album “Vector”, which will appear via InsideOut Music on October 26th. Feburary 15th Manchester, Academy 3 16th Glasgow, St. Lukes 17th Bristol, The Fleece
One of the many highlights of UK Tech-Fest this summer was a set from Woking’s nasty Hardcore band Employed To Serve. Their recent album “Warmth of a Dying Sun” which is out now via Holyroar Records is a roundhouse to the face of lesser acts. It’s amazing to hear that they will be joining Counterparts
Another band who will be back in the van for a quartet of shows will be Bad Sign. They have a pair of shows with Hawthorne Heights and a pair with Last Hounds lined up in October. We had the pleasure of seeing them at Bristol’s Fat Lip Fest in July. 23rd Norwich, The Waterfront
Kent Metallers Feed The Rhino have announced a quartet of September dates in support of their current album “The Silence” out now via Century Media in the North of England. Support? Still To Be Announced! 20th Newcastle, Think Tank 21st Glasgow, The Garage 22nd Birmingham, The Asylum 28th Manchester, The Star and Garter
Glam Metallers Pretty Boy Floyd have announced a quartet of UK dates in September. The band have decided not to cancel, despite the recent passing of former drummer Ben Graves, who also appeared in both Dope and The Murderdolls with Wednesday 13 and Joey Jordison. The dates center around the bands appearance at Hull’s Annual Hair
October will see Phoenix Arizona’s Ned Flanders wannabes Okilly Dokilly upon our shores for a a few White Wine Spritzers. They’re currently working on the following up to 2016’s simply amazing “Howdilly Doodilly”, which you can pick up over at bandcamp. 2nd Nottingham, Rescue Rooms 3rd Norwich, Waterfront 4th Exeter, Lemon Grove 5th Bridgewater, Cobblestones
Birmingham Metallers Shvpes have added to their extensive touring this year with a string of headlining dates around the release of new album “Greater Than” via Spinefarm Records on 9th November. Singles “Calloused Hands” and “Undertones” have already appeared. 15th Exeter, Cavern 16th Tunbridge Wells, Forum 17th Bournemouth, Anvil 19th Swindon, Level 3 20th Milton
September will see East Midlands Metalcore crew Revealer and Bedford’s The Hero Dies First play a pair of co-headlining shows together. Revealer dropped single “The Grey” a month ago while The Hero Dies First are supporting their 3rd release “The Beginning of the Endgame Part III: Enemy At The Gate”. 7th Bolton, The Alma 8th Lancaster, The
Much to our surprise, as frontman David Gunn is regularly releasing hip-hop project tracks under the Yavid moniker, King 810 have announced a UK tour in December. The bands second stint upon our shores in 12 months will see them joined by Puppy. Whether the band will have a guitarist this time around or be
