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”
Friday was a night for dynamic duos at The Crescent as Haggard Cat, the country-rock two-piece formed of half of Heck came to York as part of their national Challenger Tour. They were joined on the night by three local duos, Dead Drummer, Push and The Snakerattlers. Continue reading “Haggard Cat at The Crescent”
On Thursday, Inkubus Sukkubus came to liven up Fibbers with their own brand of pagan goth rock. Joining them for the night were Auger and October Burns Black. We headed down and got some photos of the action. Continue reading “Inkubus Sukkubus at Fibbers”
On Thursday punk rock legends the Stranglers stormed the stage of the O2 Academy in Leeds with support from Irish alternative metal band Therapy? We headed down and got some photos of the action.
Continue reading “The Stranglers at O2 Academy, Leeds”
On Saturday local indie-pop heroes King No-One returned to headline Fibbers. In support were Follow The Giant and Sertones. We headed down and got some photos of the action. Continue reading “King No-One at Fibbers”
On Tuesday, punk legends The Damned returned to Leeds with their own brand of in-your-face eccentricity. We went along to get some photos of them in action, along with support Slim Jim Phantom. Continue reading “The Damned at Leeds O2 Academy”
On Tuesday, ‘brasshouse’ trio Too Many Zooz came to York’s Fibbers, playing with the support of Flatcap Carnival. We headed down and got some photos of the action. Continue reading “Too Many Zooz at Fibbers”
The annual Reading and Leeds Festivals were back with a bang last weekend, and thankfully the weather stayed with us this time, unlike the mudfest that occurred last year in the north. Continue reading “Leeds Festival 2017”
On Saturday, the ’70s returned to the Grand Opera House in York with both the Bee Gees and ABBA taking to the stage. The two tribute acts formed Thank You For The Music, a homage to ’70s super groups. We headed down and got some photos of the action. Continue reading “Thank You For The Music at The Grand Opera House”
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