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Thursday, 10 June 2010

Written by Jon Stickler

We have all heard, read or seen some of the outrageous stunts that rock bands pull-off during their shows, only a few weeks ago I saw KISS frontman Paul Stanley fly across Birmingham’s NEC Arena for a rendition of ‘I Was Made For Lovin’ You’. However, putting the zip-lines and pyrotechnics to shame, Bon Jovi went a step further this week by playing ON TOP of London’s O2 Arena!

Snow Patrol Working On New Album

Music News

Thursday, 10 June 2010

Written by Jon Stickler

Northern Ireland’s number one indie export Snow Patrol have revealed that they will be starting work on a brand new album this autumn with a sixth studio album expected in 2011.

Keane To Play Surprise Glasto Set

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Matt Hamm

Keane have announced that will play a surprise acoustic set at this month’s Glastonbury festival. Astride the Avalon Stage, the band will treat fans to a stripped version of their music on the final day of the event.

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Stereoboard.com

Aled Jones Reveals Autumn UK Tour Dates & Tickets

With over 27 albums and sales of over 6 million to date - ALED JONES - Singer, actor, radio and TV presenter - has announced a brand new 20 date UK Tour including a show at London's prestigious Cadogan Hall on November 29th.

Loved by the nation for his pure treble voice - Aled Jones has just celebrated his 25th year/silver jubilee as a household name and his career is going from strength to strength. Aled has been a regular on Songs of Praise for circa 7 years and is also the youngest presenter to appear on the show- as well as having his own radio show on BBC Radio 2 every Sunday morning from 7-9am called Good Morning Sunday with Aled Jones.

Live Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Brown

Without Thought @ The Boileroom, Guildford (Live Review)

Hailing from Guildford, Without Thought have flirted with smashing their local punk/metal scene in a big way since the release of 2004 EP, ‘The Canvas Will Burn Your Eyes’. Several singles later, productivity was halted after one band member suffered a fairly serious injury, which rendered them unable to play.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Brown

William Gray - None Of The Above (Album Review)

Those familiar enough with the Leeds music scene to know who The Smokestacks were will no doubt be pleased to hear that former singer/guitarist William Gray has released his first self-produced solo mini-album in the wake of their split.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Simpson

Stigma - Concerto for the Undead (ALBUM REVIEW)

Concerto For The Undead is Stigma’s second commercial release, since the Italian death metal 4 piece formed in 2000. The relentless, ear splitting 10 track record is a nonstop mass of heavy metal guitar riffs, relentless, skin splitting drumming and horrific barking, shouting and screaming. Give that man a throat sweet.

Live Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Rob Sleigh

It’s always been somewhat curious that certain bands, who have become accustomed to filling huge venues and headlining festivals, occasionally choose to play small clubs for a more intimate show. Why perform in front of hundreds of fans when thousands would be willing to come along? Is it because it provides them with an ideal forum for trying out new material? Or is it merely a charitable offering to the fans that are situated further afield from the usual tour stops? Either way, that is exactly what dance-punk trio the Klaxons have opted to do. Tonight’s gig at the 400-capacity White Rabbit in Plymouth is one of several intimate dates that also include Gloucester, Southend and Colchester.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Rob Sleigh

Stone Temple Pilots - Stone Temple Pilots (Album Review)

In 2008, singer Scott Weiland left Velvet Revolver to rejoin his former band Stone Temple Pilots for a huge tour of the US. During the five years that had followed STP’s break-up, Velvet Revolver received varied success. Although their debut album ‘Contraband’ was well received, the supergroup never quite achieved any real confidence from their fans. This was largely due to Weiland’s involvement and the apparent distance between him and the other members of the group.

Throughout the months following the release of their second album ‘Libertad’, there were numerous reports that Velvet Revolver were not getting on with their singer and it wasn’t long before Weiland confirmed that he was no longer part of that band.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Matt Hamm

Band Of Horses - Infinite Arms (Album Review)

2010 isn’t only a year of electro pop and Tinie Tempah urging you to Pass Out. Nah...a series of indie rock bands are casting their own booth in the music industry gaining respect and admiration in equal measure. Seattle group Band Of Horses are one such act. Blending a delicate mould of tender rock and Americana, the five-piece aim to set the year ablaze with their new record label Sub-Pop and third album, Infinite Arms.

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Stereoboard.com

Professor Green Announces October UK Tour Dates & Tickets

Professor Green's ascent from underground hero to mainstream star reaches a new pinnacle with the July 19th release of 'ALIVE TILL I'M DEAD' through Virgin Records.

Music Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Simpson

Spring Offensive - Pull Us Apart (ALBUM REVIEW)

Bands today seem to be offering more and cleverer tweaks musically and lyrically, perhaps to stay one step ahead or perhaps this is the beginning of another musical trend, either way this movement is compelling and exciting and it adds another twist to the indie music revolution which has been on the go for some time.

Features

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Simpson

Freebass Interview: Stereoboard Spends Time With Bass Supergroup

Stereoboard.com writer Adam Simpson spends time with latest supergroup Freebass.

Freebass consists of three bassists Andy Rourke (formerly of The Smiths), Peter Hook (formerly of New Order and Joy Division) and Gary "Mani" Mounfield (formerly of The Stone Roses and currently in Primal Scream) and singer Gary Briggs (formerly of Haven).

It's been 5 years since Hooky and Mani came up with the Freebass idea, in a few hours the guys are going to be playing their first gig at The Duchess in York. I wondered if this had been a frustrating time for the group.

Live Reviews

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Adam Simpson

The Humour - Leeds Cockpit - Sunday June 6th 2010 (LIVE REVIEW)

In the small, intimate venue, an atmosphere built as a good crowd of loyal Yorkshire fans gathered to see Wakefield 4 piece, the Humour unleash their heart and "northern" soul, during their album launch party at The Cockpit, Leeds. Providing a taster of their debut album "Your Gunna Pay" which is released this month.

The group put together a good set of some of their established tracks, which there loyal fans, obviously new well, as they sang along, some tracks from their new album and a couple of even newer tracks. They rocked the house with their infectious blend of heavy rock meets pop, catchy chorus's and awesome guitar riffs.

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Nigel Sachdev

Swedish Metal Act Marionette To Embark On October UK Tour

Swedish metal sextet MARIONETTE will embark on a UK headlining tour this October.

The loud-and-proud Gothenburg group will kick off their 5-date UK tour in Southampton on October 6th, concluding in London on Oct 17th.

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Stereoboard.com

Pixie Lott Reveals First Ever UK Tour & Tickets

Pixie Lott has announced her first ever headline UK tour, taking place at the end of this year.

Kicking off in Glasgow on the 24th November, Pixie will play to over 40,000 people over the course of 4 weeks at 18 UK venues.

Music News

Wednesday, 09 June 2010

Written by Stereoboard.com

Hurts Announce October UK Tour Dates & Tickets

After headlining the NME Radar tour last month, Manchester duo Hurts will tour the UK this Autumn with seven dates throughout October.

The tour will commence in Brighton on 2nd October with the final night at London's O2 Shepherds Bush Empire on 9th October, before they embark on a massive European tour.

Music News

Tuesday, 08 June 2010

Written by Jon Stickler

Stars Pay Tribute To Late Drummer Stuart Cable

Following yesterday’s sad news of the death of Stuart Cable, Welsh rock band Stereophonics have today paid tribute to their former drummer and founding member.

Music News

Tuesday, 08 June 2010

Written by Jon Stickler

Damon Albarn Talks About Gorillaz Glastonbury Headline Show

With only two weeks to go before the Glastonbury gates open, Gorillaz man Damon Albarn has spoken out about the band’s headline slot at this year’s festival.

Music News

Tuesday, 08 June 2010

Written by Jon Stickler

Aerosmith Back From The Brink Of Collapse

US hard-rocking superstars Aerosmith are back! Returning from the brink of collapse, guitarist Joe Perry talks insists that the band are back on form and ready to rock a whole new generation of fans.

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