Articles Posted by Samuel Litherland
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Spector + Swim Deep + Splashh, HMV Institute Library, Birmingham 07/11/12
On Spector’s biggest UK tour yet they decided to bring along some of their best buddies with them for the ride, and tonight we were treated to a spectacular show of what contemporary British music has to offer.
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Lucy Rose, HMV Institute Temple, Birmingham 26/10/12
Day six of her 26-date UK Tour brought Lucy and her four band members to the incredibly intimate Temple inside Birmingham’s HMV Institute.
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Grizzly Bear + Villagers, Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry 21/10/12
Opening proceedings at the Sunday night concert was Mercury Prize nominee Villagers and although weighing very heavily on new material, they stunned the growing audience.
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Two Door Cinema Club announce intimate UK tour – Birmingham info & tickets
Northern Irish indie-poppers Two Door Cinema Club have announced an intimate tour to coincide with the release of their second studio album.
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EP: The Antlers – Undersea
One of the undisputed breakthrough acts of 2011; chill-out electronic indie band The Antlers release their latest EP, titled Undersea, on July 30.
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Single: Two Door Cinema Club – Sleep Alone
‘Sleep Alone’ maintains the high energy from the debut album; distinct Alex Trimble vocals over the whirling guitar solos and the electronic synth make the track a typical TDCC song.
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Band of Horses announce UK tour – Birmingham info & tickets
Band of Horses are set to play 4 shows as part of their newly announced UK Tour.
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Maximo Park, Glee Club, Birmingham 06/06/12
Just a week before the release of the forth studio album “The National Health”; Maximo Park hit the road for three intimate dates across the country, playing the 600 capacity Glee Club in Birmingham.
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Grizzly Bear announce UK tour and album details
Brooklyn based indie band Grizzly Bear have released details of their long-awaited fourth studio album and a mammoth worldwide tour to coincide.
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Muse reveal album teaser video and UK arena tour details – Birmingham info & tickets
Three years after the release of super massive fifth album ‘The Resistance’ in 2009; (let’s get the caps-lock on) MUSE ARE BACK.
