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1 week ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Simon Phillips

Friday the 13th is, of course, the perfect day for The Zipheads to launch their much awaited third album Rock‘n’Roll Renaissance at the Camden Underworld. A lot happened since the release of their second album “Z2 : Rampage”, and the St Albans trio came to show it. First on were another trio The Dead Shout who feature two legendary musicians that I’ve been seeing live for decades : Darren Edwards on double bass and Gary Voodoo on drums, along with Jack Elfick on guitar and lead vocals.

2 weeks ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Simon Reed

There are two places to see a band at London’s O2. The 20,000 capacity O2 Arena is the one everyone knows about. Oxygen is available for the seats at the back where the rake is so steep the tickets actually carry disclaimers for vertigo sufferers. The other one, The O2 Indigo is less well known. It’s the smaller sibling of the two performance spaces that were hewn out of the structure following a post millennium makeover that turned it into what it should have been all along.

2 weeks ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Kalpesh Patel

Support slots can be thankless. The room’s still filling, the pints are still being poured, and the headliner’s name looms large on the bill. So it’s not every day a support act can hold a crowd’s attention from the opening note — but Luna Bay aren’t just any opening act. On 5th June 2025, the London-based trio returned to The Garage, a venue they last headlined just last October, to open for Welsh rockers Himalayas. This time, the billing was lower, but the energy and purpose were just as palpable.

2 weeks ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Kalpesh Patel

In a city constantly flooded with emerging and veteran acts, it takes something special to make a Thursday night in London feel like a spiritual revival. On June 5th 2025, Welsh rock outfit Himalayas did just that, transforming The Garage into a pulsing crucible of raw energy, soaring vocals, and bone-rattling guitar lines.

3 weeks ago | rockshotmagazine.com | Kalpesh Patel

The full stage splits and set times for Glastonbury Festival 2025 have officially landed, sending the internet into a frenzy and festival-goers scrambling to finalise their Worthy Farm weekend plans. With over 3,000 performances across more than 100 stages, the legendary Somerset gathering—set to take place from 25th to 29th June—has revealed an eclectic, star-studded line-up bursting with global icons, breakout stars, and fan-favourite returning acts.