TOM WALKER | GLASGOW O2 ACADEMY 30/04 | REBECCA KILPATRICK

Night 1 of 2 Glasgow headline dates for Tom Walker and what a homecoming it was for the Kilsyth singer. With over 2,500 fans waiting patiently the lights dim as the night everyone was waiting for officially begins. The previous chatter that occupied the room quickly arose to cheers and screams of anticipation.

Tom fans eagerly await his new album, ‘I Am’ (OUT 20th September) and will feature his latest singles ‘lifeline’, ‘freaking out’ and ‘head under water’.

Read the full review HERE

TOM WALKER

KINGFISHR (support)

THE WARNING | CARDIFF Y PLAS CLUB 26/04 | OLLIE HAYMAN

The Warning hit Cardiff’s Y Plas on Friday night, for their first time ever. The trio of Mexican sisters blew the roof off with hits such as S!CK, MORE and Hell You Call A Dream. After supporting Muse in their EU and UK dates on their worldwide tour, The Warning embarked on their sell out debut UK and EU tour, with their penultimate date being here in Cardiff.

Their latest album ‘Keep Me Fed‘ is set for release on June 28th.

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JANE WEAVER | MANCHESTER NEW CENTURY HALL 26/04 | BELLA PROUDFOOT

Following the release of her 12th studio album ‘Love In Constant Spectacle‘ last month, Jane Weaver has been busy taking her incredible live set on the road to audiences across the UK. We were fortunate enough to catch Jane and her band at Manchester’s New Century Hall.

CARPARK | LONDON MOTH CLUB 26/04 | CHARLIE WRIGHT

Alternative pop trio, Carpark took over London’s iconic Moth Club on Friday and echoes of their set still cling onto the venue’s walls. Following the release of the bands latest EP, ‘Born To Be Average’ Scottie, Hattie and Lola set their eyes on causing symphonic ruckus at their largest headline show to date.

Read the full gig review HERE

CARPARK

SISTER | DEVON (support)

THE MAINE | MANCHESTER NEW CENTURY HALL 25/04 | BELLA PROUDFOOT

One for all our seasoned emo’s last week when Arizona’s The Maine hit the UK for their latest tour dates. The ‘Sweet Sixteen‘ tour follows the release of the bands self titled 9th studio album out last summer which was followed up with the deluxe edition in January.
Playing tracks from across their 16 year career, the crowd revelled in nearly 2 hours worth of fan favourite material. Now that’s how you do a show!

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND | LONDON ROYAL ALBERT HALL 25/04 | MORRIS SHAMAH

On a limited UK tour run, the legendary Dave Matthews Band played two back to back dates at London’s Royal Albert Hall last week. Performing tracks spanning their 30+ year career including songs from their 2023’s ‘Walk Around The Moon‘, it was a delightful trip of old and new for fans who had the privilege of heading along.

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND

MYLES SMITH (support)

SWIM SCHOOL | LONDON HOXTON HALL 22/04 | CHARLIE WRIGHT

“I’m a bit speechless, last time we played in London there were 107 people. We’re not too sure what you’re doing here.”  – Alice (Swim School)

Hailing from Edinburgh, Swim School has become one of the most exciting Scottish bands on the indie scene. They’ve made huge festival appearances, released four EPs and joined The Amazons on a recent tour. 2024 is now theirs. This is the year of Swim School. It’s what they’ve been building up to, as they release the Seeing It Now EP and hit the road on their first headline tour.

Check out the full review HERE

SWIM SCHOOL

LIZZIE ESAU (support)

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