Last Saturday Fibbers played host to former Gallows frontman and punk rock legend Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. The atmosphere was electric in a packed, red hot mosh pit during the last stop on a sold out tour. They were supported on the night by Black Futures. We headed down and got amongst it for some photos. Continue reading “Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes at Fibbers”
On Friday the legendary The Alarm came to Fibbers. Joining them on the night was Julia Othmer and Ryan Hamilton & The Harlequin Ghosts. We headed down to catch the action. Continue reading “The Alarm at Fibbers”
On Saturday Australian pop-punkers Tonight Alive came to Fibbers to liven things up. Support on the night came from Wolf Culture and Jamie Lenman. We headed down to get some photos of the action. Continue reading “Tonight Alive at Fibbers”
It was a great night of rock entertainment – ask anyone who went to Fibbers on Thursday night and they’ll let you know that audience engagement was set to 11.
Continue reading “Evil Scarecrow at Fibbers”
The latest instalment of Behind the White Door was held at The Fulford Arms recently. See how we got on with our photos below… Continue reading “Behind the White Door at the Fulford Arms”
We were recently invited down to York Barbican to check out two fantastic acts – The Levellers and Gaz Brookfield. We found ourselves suitably impressed, and as you can probably … Continue reading The Levellers, York Barbican
On Monday, legendary member of The Cramps, Fur Dixon, came to the Fulford Arms with her band Wtfukushima for a very rare appearance. Joining them on the night were The Black Lagoons and Hopper Propelled Electric. We headed down to bear witness with some photos of the action. Continue reading “Wtfukishima, at The Fulford Arms”
We headed down to Slam Dunk Festival in Leeds last weekend, with this being our third visit to the festival in a row now. Whilst, it wasn’t quite our writer’s favourite trip there, we did have a great time, with the festival once again producing a fantastic line-up that we simply couldn’t keep ourselves away from. Continue reading “Slam Dunk festival 2018”
Festival season begun well and truly in earnest in Leeds on the first weekend of May, with a smattering of 200 artists playing in about 20 venues across the length and breadth of the city – and what’s more, the weather was turned up to 11 and the sun shone down. Continue reading “Live at Leeds 2018”
