Fall Out Boy, Pvris and Nothing Nowhere in Glasgow: Review and Setlist

"Shit, my seat doesn't seem to exist". For a moment I thought I had been scammed, because Section 217 in the Hydro only goes up to Row E, and my ticket clearly read Row F. A very nice attendant informed me that my row was actually made up of folding chairs, and that she'd get mine set up for me. Heart rate back to normal, drink in hand, and tour shirt acquired, it was time for the night to start.

Employed To Serve, Pupil Slicer, and Going Off in Glasgow: Review and Setlist

 A few months ago, Gojira played the o2 Academy, and it was an absolutely insane night - and there's one specific picture I use to explain just how nuts the night was. It's a picture from the floor, and it looks like the whole room is one giant circle pit. But this picture isn't from Gojira's set, or even Alien Weaponary's - it's from Employed To Serve's. So when ETS announced a show at The Cathouse, I knew it'd be nothing short of unbelievable.

Skindred Cause Ah Riot in Newcastle - Concert Review and Setlist

You know it was a good show when you wake up the next day half convinced you've got meningitis because your necks that stiff, and that was definitely me this morning. The mighty Skindred are gracing Glasgow tonight, but I failed to get tickets, so off to Newcastle I went. Due to Storm Babet, only essential travel was recommended - and this show was absolutely that. 

Starbenders in Glasgow: Live Review and Setlist

8 months ago, Atlanta glam-rockers Starbenders played the Barrowlands as support to Palaye Royale, and vowed to return - and deliver on that promise they did. With local bands Human Renegade and Artax in tow, a packed out Cathouse was treated to a hell of a night.

Uninvited: I Feel A Bit Weird - EP Review

There's nothing quite like a hometown hero, and indie-rockers Uninvited are set to be yet another jewel in the crown of incredible talent coming out of Glasgow. Made up of vocalist/guitarist Gillian Dhlakama, vocalist/bassist Taylor-Ray Dillon, guitarist Bex Young, and vocalist/drummer Fiorenza Cocozza, the four-piece are a dream come true for fans of noisy guitars, excellent live shows, and super cool queer people in music. "I Feel A Bit Weird" is their first EP, preceded by one banger single after another, and the extended length allows them to push their sound further than ever before, and it's awesome.