Live Archive
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LIVE REVIEW: LEEDS FESTIVAL 22nd-25th AUGUST 2019
Posted on September 2, 2019 | No CommentsLeeds Festival triumphs in the late summer sunshine - Foo Fighters, Billie Eilish and The Chats were the tops!! -
![Pram are an experimental avant-garde four-piece hailing from Birmingham. Since forming in the late 80s, the band have released eight albums with last year’s Across the Meridian being their first […]](http://www.soundspheremag.com/wp-content/migration/images/stories/Pram-115x115.jpg "Pram live in Hull [August 13, 2019] The New Adelphi, Hull")
Pram live in Hull [August 13, 2019] The New Adelphi, Hull
Posted on September 1, 2019 | No CommentsPram are an experimental avant-garde four-piece hailing from Birmingham. Since forming in the late 80s, the band have released eight albums with last year’s Across the Meridian being their first […] -
LIVE REVIEW: BOOMTOWN FAIR – CHAPTER 11 [8th-11th August 2019]
Posted on August 15, 2019 | No CommentsBoomtown Fair – Chapter 11 of this festival, set in rolling Hampshire countryside and full of hedonistic delight and fantasy, with movie set backdrops, live actors and futuristic relics of a dystopian soundscape. The theme tune is Carl Cox with Chase and Status as cheerleaders, mixed with ska punk trumpets and Isaac from Slaves screaming “F#ck The Hi-Hat”. -
![It’s about an hour since The Polar Bear opened its doors for what’s sure to be one of the noisiest shows the venue has seen in recent years… if not […]](http://www.soundspheremag.com/wp-content/migration/images/stories/unnamed-7-1-115x115.jpg "Live Review: Bad Breeding [The Polar Bear, Hull] July 22, 2019")
Live Review: Bad Breeding [The Polar Bear, Hull] July 22, 2019
Posted on August 14, 2019 | No CommentsIt’s about an hour since The Polar Bear opened its doors for what’s sure to be one of the noisiest shows the venue has seen in recent years… if not […] -
LIVE REVIEW: KISS [ARENA MANCHESTER] 12TH JULY 2019
Posted on July 19, 2019 | No CommentsThe last of the Crazy Crazy Nights in Manchester as the bombast and panto costume pastiche of KISS bow out after 46 years of glam rock n roll. -
![The last day at a festival is somewhat of a sombre affair. Tents are slowly being dismantled and disappearing, everything is wrapping up and there is a sense of sadness […]](http://www.soundspheremag.com/wp-content/migration/images/stories/Download_2019logo_738x415-2-115x115.jpg "LIVE REVIEW: DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL 2019 [SUNDAY]")
LIVE REVIEW: DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL 2019 [SUNDAY]
Posted on June 24, 2019 | No CommentsThe last day at a festival is somewhat of a sombre affair. Tents are slowly being dismantled and disappearing, everything is wrapping up and there is a sense of sadness […] -
LIVE REVIEW: DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL 2019 [SATURDAY]
Posted on June 23, 2019 | No CommentsWe’re starting the day off heavy. We’re starting the day off right! It’s 11am and opening up the main stage of Download Festival this fine Saturday morning are Māori Metallers, […] -
LIVE REVIEW: DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL 2019 [FRIDAY]
Posted on June 22, 2019 | No CommentsWe’ve all seen the articles and horror stories of the atrocious weather. The torrential rain, the unpredictable scorching sun and mud that could swallow you whole, but we couldn’t care […] -
LIVE REVIEW: JONNY LANG w/ ALBERT TROUT & w/ KRIS BARRAS @ KENTISH TOWN FORUM LONDON 4th JUNE 2019
Posted on June 13, 2019 | No CommentsRockin’ the Blues 2019 – The only UK pitstop on this European Tour with 3 exponents of the genre, the fresh rock feel of Kris Barras, a grandmaster in Walter Trout and the still looking young but with over 20 years’ experience that is Jonny Lang. -
![The Oils [Midnight Oil] are back in Northern England after a 20 year break, and their politically charged songs are still surprisingly current.](http://www.soundspheremag.com/wp-content/migration/images/stories/Midnight_Oil_Hammersmith-Apollo-2-1-115x115.jpg "LIVE REVIEW: MIDNIGHT OIL [APOLLO MANCHESTER] 09:06:2019")
LIVE REVIEW: MIDNIGHT OIL [APOLLO MANCHESTER] 09:06:2019
Posted on June 12, 2019 | No CommentsThe Oils [Midnight Oil] are back in Northern England after a 20 year break, and their politically charged songs are still surprisingly current.