We all know that Canadian Hardcore Punks Cancer Bats love to tear up the road and play smaller and sightly off the beaten track venues while having as much fun as possible so it should come as no surprise that the band have announced a run upon our shores to their previously hinted at appearance
Make no mistake Progressive Death Metal trio Mercury’s Well don’t just want our blood. They want our sweat, tears, spilled beers and coin too. That’s because they’re putting on Summer Bash V, the fifth incarnation of their annual shindig which is set to be the best yet. Why? Because they love putting on a show
…with new album “Living Proof” due on 5th May via Epitaph Records, Californian Hardcore crew Drain have announced a run of Festival and club shows across Europe in August that will taken then from Wacken Open Air in Germany to Dynamo Metalfest in Holland. Within that run there are a trio of shows upon our
It’s official. The forecast for Saturday 22nd July is looking like it’s going to be an absolute scorcher, especially if you happen to be at Facebar in Reading for the fifth anniversary of Summer Bash. Hosted by Progressive Death Metal trio Mercury’s Well this year looks to be a fully fledged one dayer with the
Having announced their first wave of bands way back on 14th December the announcement of a second wave with 100 days to go until UK Tech-Fest is music to our ears. This year’s incarnation is the 10th Anniversary of the event and will take place at Newark Showgrounds for four days from 29th June to
10th March might be the day that Employed To Serve have chosen to release the deluxe version of their current album “Conquering” via Spinefarm Records but the band have something far greater in store for us. On the same day tickets for their biggest headlining tour of the United Kingdom since 2020 will be available.
It should come as no surprise that American DJentlemen Born Of Osiris have announced a trio of shows upon our shores either side of their performance at this year’s incarnation of Tech-Fest. All three shows will find Midlands Massive Oceans Ate Alaska on board while the lesser spotted Paledusk will appear at two with further acts
2023 looks like it will be no less punishing a tour regime than most for Thrash purveyors Solitary who have announced a run of co-headlining shows with labelmates and German counterparts Eradicator as part of their plans to decimate the weak. The shows also include a pair of festival appearances and map out the majority
Having just unleashed a new EP in “Dimensional Rift“, Science Fiction inspired Death Metallers Lost Brethren will be tearing up the place as they tread the boards with Amputated and Strangle Wire later this month. Not for the faint of heart of weak of mind these three shows demand mosh pit violence and scream-a-long catharsis
Perfectly timed to run alongside the release of their new album “Resonance – Live from the Studio” on 5th May via Willowtip Records, Melodic Death Metal act Countless Skies have announced a European tour with MØL that will take them from Utrecht to Copenhagen. Captured at Gusto Studios in Luton Bedfordshire the band are joined
