Nicola Craig

2 weeks ago | bringthenoiseuk.com | Nicola Craig

Following the release of his debut solo album The Panic Years earlier this year, Bradley Simpson headed out on a run of shows across the UK closing the tour in London. Just over a year ago the singer-songwriter played his debut live shows in the intimate surroundings of 100 Club on Oxford Street which we were lucky enough to have been at, now in a much bigger setting we had high hopes for what tonight would bring.

Dec 5, 2024 | bringthenoiseuk.com | Nicola Craig

Photo Credit: Jack DelveOn a rainy Tuesday night, we headed to the O2 Academy in Boscombe to see West Lothian’s The Snuts play their debut Bournemouth show. With their third album Millennials released earlier this year which saw it hitting the top spot in the Scottish charts and number two in the UK charts, we were looking forward to seeing the tracks which made the cut tonight.

Oct 28, 2024 | bringthenoiseuk.com | Nicola Craig

Earlier this year, we had a chat with Toby Stewart and Will Gardner of Every Hell about the challenges facing bands nowadays, their musical influences and what the future is looking like for the band. Hi Every Hell, can you first introduce yourself? Toby: I’m Toby. I play guitar in Every HellW: I’m Will. I sing and play saxophone in Every Hell. So how are you guys feeling about being a Trees today? W: Super, Super stoked, really happy seeing so many friends.

Oct 6, 2024 | bringthenoiseuk.com | Nicola Craig

Photo Credit: Jack DelveTen years ago, The Vamps released their debut album Meet The Vamps. The album kick started their career which has seen them headline the O2 Arena five times in five consecutive years, perform shows worldwide and gain an ever growing fanbase thanks to their brilliant live shows. As part of their 10 years Meet The Vamps anniversary tour, we headed to the sold-out Bournemouth show to celebrate the album and hear it in full alongside some fan favourites.

Sep 23, 2024 | bringthenoiseuk.com | Nicola Craig

Photo Credit: Kevin O’SullivanMaking our way to Southsea Common for the final day of Victorious 2024, we took another opportunity to check out the local stalls and company supporting the festival. Everywhere you look at Victorious there’s something to enjoy, learn or experience and it makes it a truly special festival. Opening up over on the Common Stage was the delightful Brooke Combe, offering up guitar driven tracks and soulful vocals it felt like the perfect start to our Sunday.