If you’re convinced punk has lost its sting, Angry Itch are here to prove otherwise with their raw,self-titled sophomore album. The record hits like a live wire from the very first track, spillingover with furious riffs, unapologetically direct lyrics, and a raw, unpolished sound that channelseverything punk should be: loud, messy, and unmistakably relevant.
We spoke to Dead Pony guitarist, Blair Crichton, about their epic rise through the UK rock scene, the upcoming "Ignore This" tour, (be quick to get tickets), their nomination for the Scottish Album of the Year award and more!
Last Saturday night I returned to my hometown of Hull, to see Hot Milk at The Welly. It's nice to have an emo/pop-punk gig in Hull, they're so infrequent and the city is often overlooked, even though the shows always seem to be rowdy and well-sold. At least on this occasion, the East-Yorkshire crowd gave a great account of themselves by keeping the energy up all night.
Following last week's release of their highly anticipated new album SUPERCHARGED, US punk legends THE OFFSPRING can now announce that they will return to the UK for a headline tour in November 2025. This is the band's first headline run in the UK since 2021, they also headlined Slam Dunk Festival in 2023 and played Download Festival this summer just gone in 2024.With over 45 million albums sold worldwide, still the biggest selling independent rock album in history (1994's 11 million selling 'Smash') and a recent number 3 UK album charting place for 2021's 'Let The Bad Times Roll' (their highest placing ever in the UK), THE OFFSPRING are truly one of the great rock bands of their generation.The band will be supported by special guest Simple Plan and the full list of dates for the tour are below:THE OFFSPRING Headline Tour 202510th November 2025 - Utilita Arena, Cardiff14th November 2025 - The O2, London15th November 2025 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle16th November 2025 - AO Arena, Manchester18th November 2025 - OVO Hydro, GlasgowGeneral tickets on sale 18th October 2024 at 10am GMT from: OFFSPRING.COM | AEGPRESENTS.CO.UK | AXS.COM | TICKETMASTER.CO.UK | SEETICKETS.COM
Genre-defying Pale Waves returned to Sheffield once more, this time at The Foundry, rather than their usual venue of The Leadmill, or a slot at Tramlines Festival.
Australian band Hands Like Houses have unveiled huge new single. "Hurts Like Hell"- with Normandie as their new offering from Meso- Volume 3.
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