The Prodigy Triumph At Biggest Ever Show
Music News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
The Prodigy Triumph At Biggest Ever Show

Dance stars The Prodigy proved again this weekend that they are one of the greatest dance acts of their generation, having played to 65,000 fans at their massive headline show at Milton Keynes Bowl.

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Madness Announce 'Do Not Adjust Your Nut Tour' & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
Madness Announce 'Do Not Adjust Your Nut Tour' & Tickets

Following the huge success from their latest album ‘The Liberty of Norton Folgate’, Madness have announced their ‘Do Not Adjust Your Nut’ tour which will play venues across the UK in November and December.

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Pendulum Announce Winter UK Arena Tour & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
Pendulum Announce Winter UK Arena Tour & Tickets

Australian drum ’n’ bass outfit and one of the most popular acts of their genre, Pendulum, have revealed details of a December UK arena tour.

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Goo Goo Dolls Confirm November Dates For UK Tour & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
Goo Goo Dolls Confirm November Dates For UK Tour & Tickets

One of the most popular alternative rock bands of the 1990’s, Goo Goo Dolls, have announced a UK tour for November this year.

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The Lost Cavalry - Waves Freeze To Rolling Hills (EP Review)
Music Reviews
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
The Lost Cavalry - Waves Freeze To Rolling Hills (EP Review)

London based folk group, The Lost Cavalry, are set to release their debut EP, Waves Freeze To Rolling Hills on the 2nd August.

The group who formed in 2009 by Vocalist Mark West, formerly the guitarist for Fanfarlo are currently doing the rounds in London with 3 dates already completed and 4 more to go, including the EP launch party on a boat, Tamesis Dock on the 4th August.

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Europe Announce Balls N' Banners UK Tour Dates & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Nigel Sachdev
Europe Announce Balls N' Banners UK Tour Dates & Tickets

Scandanavian rock band Europe will return to the UK next year for their Balls N' Banners 2011 tour.

Fresh from their knockout performance at this year's iTunes Festival in London, and leading up to their appearance at this year's Sonisphere Festival, Sweden's biggest hard rock band will undertake a nationwide UK tour in February 2011 (their first since 2010's Last Look At Eden tour).

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30 Seconds To Mars Extend UK Tour Due To Phenomenal Demand & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Stereoboard.com
30 Seconds To Mars Extend UK Tour Due To Phenomenal Demand & Tickets

Fast on their way to becoming one of the world's biggest bands, 30 Seconds To Mars' status in the UK has already been proven with shows this year that include a sold-out arena tour as well as a headline slot on the second stage at Download Festival plus appearances at Oxegen and T in the Park.

Their undeniable success continues with the confirmation earlier this month of their biggest UK tour to date which commences at the end of November and due to phenomenal demand three new dates have been added in Cardiff and Newcastle and a second date in Brighton.

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The Coral Announce November 2010 UK Tour & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Stereoboard.com
The Coral Announce November 2010 UK Tour & Tickets

Following their phenomenal return to the UK music scene with their critically acclaimed sixth studio album, 'Butterfly House', The Coral have revealed details of a UK tour in November, which includes a very special show at London's Royal Albert Hall.

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Badly Drawn Boy Reveals Autumn UK Tour Dates & Tickets
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Stereoboard.com
Badly Drawn Boy Reveals Autumn UK Tour Dates & Tickets

Badly Drawn Boy, aka Damon Gough, has announced details of a UK tour in October, his first in three years. The dates coincide with the new Badly Drawn Boy single and album slated for release this September and October respectively.

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Echo & The Bunnymen Add Manchester Date To UK Tour & Ticket Details
Tour News
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 Written by Nigel Sachdev
Echo & The Bunnymen Add Manchester Date To UK Tour & Ticket Details

Following on from the hugely successful and highly acclaimed 'Ocean Rain' shows in 2008, Echo & The Bunnymen have announced a UK tour for December 2010, including a new date in Manchester on December 7th.

These special shows will see the band performing their first two seminal albums "Crocodiles" and "Heaven Up Here" back to back & start to finish.

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Live: High Voltage Festival - Victoria Park, London - 24th, 25th July 2010
Music Reviews
Monday, 26 July 2010 Written by Jon Stickler
Live: High Voltage Festival - Victoria Park, London - 24th, 25th July 2010

It was the weekend that many the long-haired, headbanging, vintage tour shirt wearing rock fan had been waiting for. High noon and High Voltage festival’s gates opened at London’s Victoria Park, with hordes of rock fans descending onto the city for two days of classic, metal and prog rock!

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Athlete Add London Forum Show To Upcoming UK Tour & Tickets
Tour News
Monday, 26 July 2010 Written by Stereoboard.com
Athlete Add London Forum Show To Upcoming UK Tour & Tickets

To celebrate the release of their singles collection 'Athlete: The Singles 01:10' due out this September, Athlete have announced the addition of a London HMV Forum show to their 13 date UK tour for November and December.

The tour sees Athlete performing all their singles to date from all their acclaimed albums spanning their decade long career.

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Ben & Jerry's Sundae on the Common 2010 (Festival Review)
Music Reviews
Monday, 26 July 2010 Written by Matt Hamm
Ben & Jerry's Sundae on the Common 2010 (Festival Review)

You wouldn’t naturally tie ice cream, music and social activism arm in arm in the everyday would you? Well the frozen good giant have now successfully completed their 3rd year at Clapham Common to the joy of rumbling bellies all over the South of London. Stereoboard.com were lucky enough to get our mits on some tickets to the weekend and we thoroughly enjoyed two days of sun, cows and chocolate fudge brownie…a lot of chocolate fudge brownie.

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Frank Turner – Try This At Home (Single Review)
Music Reviews
Sunday, 25 July 2010 Written by Rob Sleigh


“Let’s inherit the earth, because no one else is taking it.” This is the opening line of the new single from Hampshire-based solo act Frank Turner ‘Try This At Home’, a song about encouraging people to make their own music. This is the fourth single to be taken from last year’s ‘Poetry of the Deed’, the third studio album by acoustic punk rocker and non-stop touring artist Turner. The release comes only a few weeks after his support slot on Green Day’s European tour, which included a date at Wembley Stadium, and this year’s Glastonbury Festival, during which Frank played a total of four sets.

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Slaves To Gravity Talk To Us Ahead of Lacuna Coil Support Tour (Interview)
Interviews
Sunday, 25 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
Stereoboard chats with Slaves To Gravity ahead of their UK support tour.

Hard rock band Slaves To Gravity, spare some time with their front man Tommy Gleeson to talk about their new album and upcoming support tour.

Taking a break from pulling pints at work, Tommy shares his excitement ahead of the tour with headline act Lacuna Coil and the new album which is to be released sometime around the New Year.

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Ash - Carnal Love - (Single Review)
Music Reviews
Sunday, 25 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
Ash - Carnal Love - (Single Review)

Ash reach the letter V with Carnal Love, as the groups A to Z series draws near to the end. With a single released every two weeks by the group, each catalogued by a letter of the alphabet, the group will have recorded almost 3 albums worth of material in 2 years.

With Festival sets upcoming at Reading and Leeds on the 27th and 28th August and a recent summer tour, the group, who were 90’s Brit Pop sensations continue at a pace, pleasing their loyal army of fans.

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Ana Free - Radian (EP Review)
Music Reviews
Sunday, 25 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
Ana Free - Radian (EP Review)

Portuguese singer/songwriter Ana Free has quickly become somewhat of an internet phenomenon, along with grabbing plenty of media attention with appearances on MTV, RTP, TV1 and SIC.

The songbird has a beautiful voice and a lovely compassion to her lyrics, inspired by love stories, both with happy and sad endings. The acoustic, Latin guitar playing and gentle piano keys behind each song on this EP, Radian, sets a warm feel for her voice to work its magic over, however the beauty and magic is in her voice and the tracks are unfortunately lacking in any real conviction.

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Fraser - A Garden At The Top Of The Tree (Album Review)
Music Reviews
Sunday, 25 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
Fraser - A Garden At The Top Of The Tree (Album Review)

Fraser are an indie-folk group, based in London. The 4 piece were created by front man Fraser Gregory. Fraser is Scottish born but was raised in Malta, he was the founding member of his last band The Beangrowers (Rough Trade), however the band went their separate ways, a solo career followed, touring Europe and the States, before setting his routes in London and forming the group Fraser, with musicians Stuart Davenport, Josh Bergson and Nick Winters.

The group gigged the London circuit last summer and were soon recruited to support Queen Keyboardist Spike Edney and his All Star Band, in December on his sold out tour.

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The Littlemores - Idol Idols II (EP Review)
Music Reviews
Saturday, 24 July 2010 Written by Adam Simpson
The Littlemores - Idol Idols II (EP Review)

The Littlemores unveil their EP, Idol Idols II due for release on the 30th July, to coincide with their headline set at Fibbers, York on the same night.

The young, fresh faced 4 piece from York produce a very unique sound that is raw, fresh and as exciting as any unsigned band doing the rounds right now. This group truly are the most exciting group I have seen in some time and there is little wonder why they were crowned Battle Of The Bands Winners in York. Their fresh, genre stretching music will appeal to many a generation and many a taste.

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Seth Lakeman - Hearts & Minds (ALBUM REVIEW)
Music Reviews
Saturday, 24 July 2010 Written by Rob Sleigh
Seth Lakeman - Hearts & Minds (ALBUM REVIEW)

Vigorous violin-playing and haunting songs about Dartmoor legends and folklore are what fans of solo artist Seth Lakeman know him for best. Everyone else is more likely to remember him for his Mercury-nominated second album ‘Kitty Jay’.

‘Hearts and Minds‘, the fifth album from the Devon-born musician, finds him shifting towards more of a rock-influenced sound, compared with his previous offerings.

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