Category: Concerts

FOREIGNER Announce ‘Farewell’ Compilation Album To Go Along With Final Tour

July 7, 2023

In the closing months of 2022, the world-famous rock band FOREIGNER made an announcement about a very difficult decision they had come to – to start their farewell tour, going through 2023 to 2024. Now, they’re releasing a compilation album to commemorate their near half-century history of music, with some of the biggest hits in rock’s history being featured on the ten-track vinyl – pressed in regal golden colours, ‘Farewell – The Very Best Of Foreigner’ contains some of the best music you’ll ever hear.

N-Dubz Rebook Popstar Erin Bloomer For New Shows After Derby Show Cancellation

July 5, 2023

Recently, English pop sensation Erin Bloomer and her band were booked to do a show with multi-platinum hip hop trio N-Dubz in Derby. However, N-Dubz had to cancel the show at the last minute due to a falling out with the promoter. The show would have essentially served as Bloomer’s big debut, and the cancellation of the Derby show hurt the Sussex-born star greatly – however, N-Dubz saved the day by booking her for not only one, but two new shows in Brighton and Margate, helping to keep her dreams alive.

This Weekend’s Black Deer Festival Was A Triumph, And Supporting It Might Just Save Music As You Know It!

June 21, 2023

There must have been something prophetic about the lyrics of a Drake White song back in 2016, when he sang “nobody’s talking but we’re all on the phone”. The song ‘Back to Free’ is a song  from country artist Drake and he was one of the stars on Sunday at Kent’s ever more popular Americana, Country and Roots Black Deer Festival but I’m sure even he wouldn’t have foreseen the looming shadow of technology on music as well as our departure from the things that make life and making memories special.

Legendary Swedish Rock Band The Hives Release New Single, ‘Countdown to Shutdown’ – Currently On Tour With Arctic Monkeys Ahead Of Glastonbury Performance

June 14, 2023

The Hives officially formed in Fagersta, Sweden, back in 1993, but legend has it they actually started in 1989, under another name, and with a different sound. In any case, they came to prominence in the mid 2000s, during the revival of garage rock. Currently on tour across the UK and Ireland with Arctic Monkeys, The Hives will also be performing on the Other Stage, at Glastonbury, on June 23.