The Boy Will Down are to be headlining at Trillians tonight, which makes this review a little different – it’s solely focused on three massive reasons why the North East’s music scene is very, very underestimated and why so many bands get overlooked. This focuses purely on the local openers for the tour, read on and find out why… It’s gartered a good crowd in the dingy rock bar, so someone’s doing something right…
Live Review: Humanity Depraved – Trillians, Newcastle, October 25th 2010
October 27, 2010
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Live Review: Don Broco – Pumphrey’s Cellar Bar, Newcastle, October 18th 2010
October 26, 2010
Well, this sucks – Pumphrey’s Cellar Bar has fallen fate to new licensing restrictions disallowing them to have anyone under the age of 18 inside. It’s a hefty blow, but there’s still a decent enough turn out for Don Broco, halfway through their aptly named Dreamboy’s On Tour… tour. Tasty!
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Live Review: My Passion – O2 Academy 2, Newcastle, October 20th 2010
October 26, 2010
It’s great to watch a band grow, both in popularity and musically, and My Passion just happen to be one of those bands. A little over a year-and-a-half ago, the now five-piece were playing the dingy Cooperage on the Quayside and now, having also been a part of the Kerrang! Tour earlier this year, they have packed out the Academy 2.
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Live Review: Have Nots – Trillians, Newcastle, October 19th 2010
October 25, 2010
One of the few positives of living in Newcastle is the free shows that Trillians occasionally puts on and tonight just happens to be one of those gigs, as Boston’s Have Nots pay us a visit a few dates into their first ever UK tour.
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Live Review: We Are The Ocean – Fibbers, York, October 11th 2010
October 20, 2010
Nearing the end of the first half of their mammoth UK trek in support of the re-release of debut record Cutting Our Teeth, post-hardcore quintet We Are The Ocean stop off in York, and George makes his way down for fun times and more! Girls and boys adorn the streets long before doors – hopefully this’ll get exciting…
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Review: In Oceans – In Oceans (EP)
October 20, 2010
Lots of bands currently doing the rounds on the UK underground circuit are releasing countless EP’s, mini-albums, demo’s, whatever, with one thing in mind – appeal. It’s either the most tooth-rotting pop-punk, or it’s something with a breakdown to impress. Newcastle troup In Oceans are nothing of the sort – hailing from the more technical side of the spectrum, their self-titled debut is a massive breath of fresh air from the very off.
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Live Review: Mayday Parade – O2 Academy 2, Newcastle, October 3rd 2010
October 5, 2010
Having been sold out for months and with kids clutching to the barrier as if their God damn life depended on it, there’s certainly a lot of anticipation around this one, as Mayday Parade and The Maine hit up Newcastle.
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Live Review: The Skints – Trillians, Newcastle, September 28th 2010
October 1, 2010
No strangers to Newcastle, tonight sees two of the best reggae acts, East London’s The Skints and Amsterdam exports Jaya The Cat, collide under one roof, here’s how it went down…
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Live Review: Lower Than Atlantis – The Plug, Sheffield, September 24th 2010
September 26, 2010
Clashing with Hell On Earth’s big boys Terror and Every Time I Die just down the road is possibly the worst mistake a booking agent could of possibly made, but none the less, TRC and Lower Than Atlantis’ joint venture, the This Is England tour, makes a stop in Sheffield. Given the circumstances, the attendance is noticeably low – let’s see how it affects the bands tonight.
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Live Review: A Loss For Words – Trillians, Newcastle, September 22nd 2010
September 26, 2010
Sadly, due to new ID rules recently implemented, about 40-kids are turned away on the door, but that doesn’t put a stop to the party inside as A Loss For Words return to Newcastle.
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