Legendary US fest The Warped Tour has announced that it'll be expanding its horizons from a one-off London date to a slew of five shows around the country. The Road To Warped will see a handful of amazing acts blaze a trail across some of the UK's most intimate venues leading up to the main event at London's Alexandra Palace on November 10th. Less Than Jake and New Found Glory will co-headline this mini-tour, taking turns to close out each gig. They'll be joined by... Read more »
REVIEW: Team Me at Lancaster Library
The joyful Norweigen band spread their positivity to Lancaster Library…
LIVE: Sounds From The Other City, Chaple Street, Salford, 6/5/12 – Part 2
Part 2 of our review of Sounds From The Other City 2012…
REVIEW: Team Me at Lancaster Library
May 15th, 2012
DanielSavage Lancaster Library, yes the actual library (where the books are), will several times a year move the shelves around and invite us in to enjoy some live music courtesy of Get Loud In Libraries. For those of you not akin to this most unusual and delightful venue it’s very intimate and for such an orchestral band perhaps quite a small stage to play with such big sounds. It was here that we caught Norwegian group Team Me. Team Me may have started out as Marius D.... Read more »
NEWS: TNA Impact Wrestling ‘Road To Lockdown’ tour comes to Manchester
May 15th, 2012
SimonBland TNA Wrestling returns to the Manchester next year for the Road To Lockdown tour, a trek of live events that promise fans a steel cage match at every show. This will be the first time the Lockdown steel cage has appeared in UK venues and will surely be a must see spectacular for TNA's Northern fan base. Heading to Manchester Arena in January will be some of Impact Wrestling's biggest stars including Jeff Hardy, Kurt Angle, Bobby Roode, James Storm, AJ Styles, Mr Anderson, Rob... Read more »
LIVE: Sounds From The Other City, Chaple Street, Salford, 6/5/12 – Part 2
May 14th, 2012
DanielSavage As you will have gathered from part one of our Sounds From The Other City coverage, on Sunday the 6th of May, Salford’s Chapel Street was transformed into a motorway for culture enthusiasts. One by one they traipsed up and down its concrete walkway as if on a huge musical pub-crawl. Northern Noise was there to soak up the atmosphere, check out some live music and find out first hand what all the fuss was about. In part two we see what the festival was like... Read more »




