Bring The Noise UK

1 week ago | bringthenoiseuk.com | Kevin O'Sullivan

Photo Credit: Kevin O’SullivanIn the beautiful surroundings of Hampton Court Palace, Rag’n’Bone Man took to the stage for a captivating live show in the historic grounds.

2 weeks ago | bringthenoiseuk.com | Eric Mackinnon

Photo Credit: Brittany Bowman The riff lords with more consistency than the November rain here on the Scottish island I am spinning this latest offering from – rock n’ roll Gods Volbeat don’t miss.

2 weeks ago | bringthenoiseuk.com | Kevin O'Sullivan

Photo Credit: Kevin O’SullivanLast Wednesday at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Shane Smith & The Saints proved why their fanbase is growing fast on both sides of the Atlantic. The Texas-based band, known for their appearance on Yellowstone and their gritty Red Dirt sound, played a sold-out London show packed with energy, emotion, and a real sense of connection. Before they walked on stage, the energy was electric.

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.

2 weeks ago | bringthenoiseuk.com | Eric Mackinnon

Donington Park. Hallowed, sacred and holy turf. Rock and metal’s very own Promised Land, where generations have come to kneel at the altar of bone rattling riffs, fireworks, and face-melting fretwork. For decades – generations even – Download Festival has been the high church of the old gods. Your Maidens, your Metallicas, your Guns. The usual suspects who have dominated our ears from vinyl collections to Spotify playlists. The denim-and-leather-and-spandex Mount Rushmore of riff. And rightly so.