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 Experience the electrifying energy of Gary Numan live at The Glasshouse in Gateshead. Read our full concert review covering the unique venue setup, support act Divine Shade, and a career-spanning setlist.
CONTINUE READING  Wolf Alice - Photo by George Driver Experience the magic of Wolf Alice live at Newcastle's In The Park Festival. Read our exclusive review and view a stunning photo gallery from the show.
CONTINUE READING  Acid Reign tear up Think Tank Newcastle on their Daze of the Week tour. Read our live music review of the UK thrash legends' chaotic North East gig.
CONTINUE READING  It isn't every night that a Hollywood star rolls into the Toon; however, legendary actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland paid a visit to the city on his Love Will Bring You Home tour, playing at the Boilershop.
CONTINUE READING  Read our live review of Florentenes at Newcastle’s Think Tank. Relive the high-octane energy and standout tracks from one of the UK’s most exciting rising indie bands.
CONTINUE READING  Danny Vaughn - (photo: David Weddle) Tyketto have recently released their sixth studio album Closer to the Sun, their first studio release since 2016's Reach. In support of that release, the hard rock legends have been touring the UK, and we were lucky enough to catch their show as they rolled into Newcastle. The air outside was chilly, but inside the venue, the anticipation was heating up rapidly as fans gathered to celebrate a band that has remained a cornerstone of the melodic hard rock scene for decades.
CONTINUE READING  Rick Astley brings the Reflections Tour to a sold-out Newcastle Utilita Arena. Read our review of a feel-good night with special guest Gabrielle..
CONTINUE READING  James are in the middle of their largest tour to date, taking in major cities and arenas across the UK in support of Nothing But Love: The Definitive Best Of James. With Very Special Guests Doves, James' Love Is The Answer Tour has spent the last week spreading the love in Birmingham, Leeds, Aberdeen, and Glasgow. Newcastle saw the love train pull into town on the 10th of April, and it turns out it was to be a night to remember for all the right reasons.
CONTINUE READING  90s icon, legendary frontman of The Verve and voice of a generation, Richard Ashcroft made a triumphant return to Newcastle on Easter Bank Holiday Monday, bringing the UK leg of his tour to a close in the city. It has been a whirlwind couple of years for Richard, with a sold out tour with Oasis and the release of his latest album Lovin' You bringing his music to a brand new audience as well pleasing his existing loyal fans.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: Luke Dyson @lukedyson Gorillaz brought their latest live show to Liverpool with a night that mixed huge visuals, deep cuts, and crowd favourites in equal measure.
Taking over the M&S Bank Arena as part of their 2026 tour supporting the new album The Mountain, the band delivered a full scale arena performance packed with energy, colour, and the kind of genre blending that has defined their live reputation for years. From classic tracks to new material, the Liverpool crowd was treated to a show that balanced spectacle with musicianship and atmosphere throughout the night. CONTINUE READING  Happy Mondays - Photo: David Weddle Friday the 13th of March was anything but unlucky for Newcastle as Manchester's very own Happy Mondays kicked off their UK & Ireland tour at the historic O2 City Hall Newcastle. Celebrating 35 years of their iconic album Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches, it was a very Happy Friday in the toon.
CONTINUE READING  Michael Monroe - (photo: David Weddle) What a night! The night featured not one, but two headliners, complemented by an amazing support band. What more could you possibly want? Kicking the night off early with a crushing set of high-octane rock goodness were Rubikon.
CONTINUE READING  Myles Kennedy - Photo: David Weddle 2026 American rockers Alter Bridge began their What Lies Within tour in the UK with a spectacular performance at Utilita Arena Newcastle. The night was the first of six dates in the UK with a seventh UK appearance at Blackbird Festival in June. It has been a little while since the band fronted by Myles Kennedy played in the city, so Newcastle was ready for an Alter Bridge gig, and they weren't left disappointed. From the moment the doors opened, you could feel the static in the air; this wasn't just a concert, it was a homecoming.
CONTINUE READING  If you have ever been to Newcastle City Hall you will know there is something very special about the place. A venue steeped in history and last night was an extra special night as Maximo Park walked on to the hallowed boards of O2 City Hall Newcastle's stage for the first of two hometown shows.
CONTINUE READING  Heavy metal maestros Fozzy were in town recently on their 25th Anniversary tour, bringing the very best of their catalogue to an eager Geordie crowd. It is hard to believe that it has been over a quarter of a century since Chris Jericho and Rich Ward formed the band, but here we are, in 2026, and they are still going strong.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: James Robinson Scottish alt rockers Vukovi returned to Newcastle last week as part of their latest UK headline tour, a run that sees the band stepping firmly into their own space after years of steadily building momentum on the live circuit.
CONTINUE READING  Mika - photo: LJ Hubbard Live Review: MIKA at Jacaranda Baltic – Liverpool (28 Jan 2026) – Music News Monthly
Read our in-depth live review of MIKA’s intimate stripped-back set at Jacaranda Baltic in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle. Discover how the pop icon shared stories behind his Hyperlove tracks, connected deeply with fans, and delivered unforgettable moments in a cosy venue setting. Expert coverage, fan highlights & memorable performance insights. CONTINUE READING  Photo Credit: Christopher Polk | @polkimaging (January 20, 2026) — Last night, multi-platinum global superstar Hilary Duff returned to the stage for the first time in over 10 years, launching her highly anticipated “Small Rooms, Big Nerves” global shows with a sold-out, emotional opening night at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
CONTINUE READING  Photo: LJ Huubard Public Image Ltd returned to Manchester with a powerful, experimental set on their ‘This Is Not the Last Tour’, led by a commanding performance from John Lydon. With strong support from The Gulps and The Dualers, the night delivered post punk intensity, unexpected highlights, and one of the most electrifying live shows of the year.
CONTINUE READING  Indie rockers The Wombats have just visited Newcastle's Utilita Arena on the band's current 'Oh! The Ocean' tour and we were there to bring you all the action. The rain may have been lashing down as people made their way into the arena, yet even soggy shoes and wet hair couldn't dampen the spirits of the fans who had been waiting for their chance to see The Wombats do their thing.
CONTINUE READING  A packed Anarchy Brewery in Newcastle as British Lion delivered a powerful, intimate heavy metal set with support from former Iron Maiden member Tony Moore. The night brought energetic performances, fan favourites from both British Lion albums, and a rare chance to see Steve Harris up close in a small venue. An unforgettable show for North East metal fans.
CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW  Liverpool concertgoers were in for an absolute treat on Friday night, when Falkirk folk-punk band, Brògeal, came to town, packing out both the Arts Club Loft with fans and the stage with an abundance of traditional folk instruments alongside the usual set up.
CONTINUE READING  Heavy metal heavyweights Saxon have been rocking their way across the UK this month on their Hell, Fire and Steel UK Tour and they stopped by to see their friends in Newcastle as they stopped by O2 City Hall Newcastle on the 11th of November. As well as playing their hits and songs from Hell, Fire and Damnation! they also promised to play 'Wheels Of Steel' in full and that is something no fan can resist.
CONTINUE READING  James Marriott - Photo: David Weddle It did take me by surprise just how many people turned out to see singer, musician and YouTube content creator James Marriott perform at NX in Newcastle. I don't mean I was surprised people wanted to see him; I knew it was a sold-out show, but physically seeing a queue that spanned three streets, pretty much, as the line of people coiled around the venue waiting to get their spot as near as possible to the stage. Some fans had been there for 10 hours!!! It really was a sight to behold. The fanbase is a loyal one, and James rewarded that loyalty with an impromptu performance on the front steps of NX, which was a nice touch.
CONTINUE READING  A four band bill on a Saturday night normally means an early start and the first band playing to the room as the crowd are still filing through.
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