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Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Written by Saard

The Prodigy have announced their biggest ever solo UK show, headlining the Milton Keynes Bowl on July 24th 2010. The biggest news to land on Milton Keynes since the tragic death of Napolean the celebrity donkey, the dance legends will be supported by Drum & Base favourites Pendulum. Also appearing will be Enter Shikari, Chase and Status, Does It Offend You, Yeah? And Zane Lowe. Click here for tickets.

La Roux Announces 2010 UK Tour

Music News

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Written by Saard

If a mad scientist took a bad hair day, stuck the 80s up its arse and grafted the results onto a shop mannequin, that scientist would probably not get a lot of funding and then get sectioned. In unrelated news, La Roux, the fantastic electropop duo of Eleanor Jackson and Ben Langmaid are on tour. Click here for La Roux tickets.

Music News

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Written by Stereoboard.com

Sir Paul McCartney is coming to London this Christmas and demand for tickets has been absolutely mammoth after his Las Vegas gig sold out in only seven seconds.

The former Beatle will end a seven-date sold out European tour, his first in five years, with a concert at the O2 Arena in London on December 22nd 2009.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Written by Matt Hamm

Wolfmother entertained an expectant pack of music fans last week, hungry for rock and salivating for roll. Up for the first course were Band Of Skulls. And the Southampton trio, served up five Michelin Stars. Their sound was brash, overwhelming and bounced off the walls of the London Coronet, wrapping the audience in a bubbling cocoon of sound. If none of the audience knew them before, they most definitely made sure they did after. The musical coupling of the Kills-esque male/female singer provided an excellent balance of vocals, bathed in both thumping basslines and crashing riffs. After half an hour of pure sex and Americana, the pulsing audience were well and truly warmed up.

Music News

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

Written by Saard

The rock and blues performer claims the songwriter in him was born the day he went to hospital due to cardiac arrhythmia. It makes you wonder. For instance, if you shot him in the leg, would he come out of casualty a postman? Does it work that way for everyone? Could I go in with a broken toe and find that was the day the day the carpet salesman in me was born? Nah, it’s probably just him. He’s on tour. Click here for John Mayer tickets.

Imogen Heap Announces UK Tour & Tickets

Music News

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

Written by Saard

Grammy nominated artist Imogen Heap is on tour. One of these days, I’ll write about someone who hasn’t been nominated for something. I’ll call that day A-Day. I’m not saying Imogen Heap doesn’t deserve it, far from it, she did fun things in Frou Frou and as a solo artist, she’s talented, interesting and nice to listen to... I’ll shut up about it. Click here for Imogen Heap tickets.

Music News

Monday, 26 October 2009

Written by Saard

If you’re called Steel Panther, your name should always be capitalized. ‘STEEL PANTHER’ Do you see? It’s just somehow right. STEEL PANTHER. It’s even more fun to type when it’s in capitals. STEEL PANTHER. Rarrgh! I’m tempted to put it in bold too, but that might be too much STEEL PANTHER for my monitor to handle. Anyway, they’re on tour. Who are? STEEL PANTHER are, that’s who. Woof. Click here for STEEL PANTHER tickets.

Music News

Monday, 26 October 2009

Written by Saard

Everyone’s favourite furniture-chewing pop harlot is back. She may appear to be trying to live up to her name and wields fashion like an offensive weapon but she gives good pop in many folk’s opinion; that’s what matters, and not that she appears to be an alumni of the Jordan school of publicity humping. The Lady is on tour. Click here for Lady Gaga tickets.

Music News

Monday, 26 October 2009

Written by Saard

Canadian Swing and Jazz-monger, Michael Bublé is going from strength to strength. He’s won a gaggle of awards including several Junos and a Grammy and his first album went top ten in the UK, Canada and, for some reason, the Lebanon. He also does a passable Dean Martin. Click here for tickets.

Music News

Sunday, 25 October 2009

Written by Jon Stickler

We have a release date! Heavy rock super-group ‘Them Crooked Vultures’ have finally released details about their long anticipated debut album. The self-titled album will be released next month on 16th November 2009 via DGC/Interscope in the US and from Colombia Records in the UK.

Guns N Roses – World Tour 2010?

Music News

Sunday, 25 October 2009

Written by Jon Stickler

Nearly a year has passed since last November’s long awaited release of ‘Chinese Democracy’. Now Guns N’ Roses intend to follow up the ten-years-in-the-making album with a string of tour dates in Canada in January 2010. The band, whose only original member is lead singer Axl Rose, last toured in 2007.

Alabama 3 Announce UK Tour Dates

Music News

Sunday, 25 October 2009

Written by Saard

You probably know them as the singers of the Sopranos theme tune, but they’re also a band known for their fusion of styles, ironic lyrics and mad stage-shows. Here’s a quote from their website “We're the Alabama 3. We make Sweet Pretty Muthaf*ckin Country Acid House Music. All night long. We're not from Alabama, and there's not three of us. We're from Brixton...” Click here for tickets.

Music News

Saturday, 24 October 2009

Written by Saard

The Phonics have expanded their 2010 tour like a fat bloke happily releasing his few belt notches after a big, satisfying meal… actually, it’s nothing like that, because the bloke would have to somehow add London and Glasgow to his belt due to popular demand… unless he’s named the belt holes because so many people asked him to, but that’s getting a bit silly. Right, I’d like to be clear that the Stereophonics extra dates are nothing like a fat bloke in any way. Glad we got that cleared up. Click here for tickets.

Music News

Saturday, 24 October 2009

Written by Saard

Scouting For Girls Announce Intimate UK Tour Dates

Scouting for Girls have announced a series of Christmas parties running through November and December. Girls may be present. The band will be previewing songs from their first album, as well as chucking a few new ones from the forthcoming new album, which they’re being all coy about but have promised news soon.

Music News

Saturday, 24 October 2009

Written by Saard

They don’t like their name any more apparently. It’s more exciting than ‘The Canals’ which they used to be though, plus they named themselves after a chain of Indian restaurants, so there’s a chance they’ll be getting free curry. They’re not doing too bad out of it, they’ve had to add extra dates to their tour. Click here for tickets.

Music News

Friday, 23 October 2009

Written by Saard

The hair’s still big, the guitar’s still loud, the screaming fans may have to stop for a coughing fit but there’s another generation there to back them up. Like it or not, Bon Jovi are huge. I might even capitalize that… yep, I will. They’re HUGE. And on tour, of course. Click here for tickets.

Music News

Friday, 23 October 2009

Written by Saard

The most successful musician and composer in pop music history is playing a one-off Christmas show in London on Dec 22. The sinisterly healthy 67 year old former Beatle will be playing the O2 arena on December the 22nd, exactly nearly 50 years since The Beatles played their first Christmas show in Liverpool. Click here for tickets.

Music News

Thursday, 22 October 2009

Written by Stereoboard.com

Bloc Party have hinted that they may take a prolonged hiatus after their current UK tour.

Drummer Matt Tong revealed that the band will go their separate ways and work on individual projects.

Music News

Thursday, 22 October 2009

Written by Stereoboard.com

The Rakes have announced they are no more. The band told fans they have decided to call it a day because "we can't give it 100% any more".

The London based indie outfit have cancelled their upcoming UK tour, which was set to commence in Leeds on Monday October 26th.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Written by Matt Hamm

Voluntary Butler Scheme is the precious creation of one man, Rob Jones. The Birmingham based solo band-man uses his home studio to create most of this music, making debut album At Breakfast, Dinner, Tea armed with an arsenal of instruments – including a kazoo and a ukulele; a man after any music lover’s heart, I think you’d agree.

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