LIVE REVIEW

Closing out their month-long Campaign For Musical Destruction Tour 2025 with a hometown show, all around legends Napalm Death bring along a stacked support bill for an effectively sold out grand finale.

On her first headline tour since the release of her debut album Restoration, RØRY takes the UK by storm on a deeply emotional crash course journey, playing to an almost sold out crowd in the Welsh capital.

After the success of their last tour in 2023 supporting their newest album, tech death/deathcore/slam pioneers Suffocation are back for another round in Birmingham with a massive up-and-coming support bill packed with skull splitting brutality.

Gaining a reputation as being one of the “wildest live bands on the circuit”, developing unfathomable fandom before launching their unique and indefinable debut album WOOF, one question stands out among the rest; are Fat Dog able to deliver on the hype or does this pup need to be put down?

Embarking on a run of shows across the UK and Europe before gearing up for their North America tour later his year, melodic metalcore outfit Caskets prove you don’t need new music to keep old fans happy at sold out Rebellion bar in Manchester.

Swansea Arena was electrified by an unforgettable night of pure pop-punk nostalgia as icons of the era Bowling For Soup celebrated the 20th anniversary of their seminal album, A Hangover You Don’t Deserve. With support from Magnolia Park and Wheatus, the evening was a testament to the genre’s enduring appeal.

With Desolated, The Acacia Strain, and Paleface Swiss on the bill, the expectation was sheer sonic devastation. But what truly set this gig apart wasn’t just the raw power—it was how good it all sounded.

Emerging from the midst of controversy surrounding their new album and the possibility of composition similarities, Obscura bring their 'Silver Linings' tour to the U.K. with support from Skeletal Remains and Gorod.

Finally returning for their first UK shows in six years, Norwegian black ’n’ roll, heavy metal heroes Kvelertak lay waste on a short four date run, dragging London based progressive metal trio URNE and Oxford stoner fiends Desert Storm along for the ride.

Announced as an additional accompaniment to their “biggest headline shows to date”, old Albion worshippers Green Lung drag moody goth lords Unto Others and stoner biker cult Satan’s Satyrs for a night of riffs in Bristol.

Back for their first proper tour of the UK in seven years, Massachusetts pop-punk veterans Four Year Strong give Bristol a night to remember, with fast rising stars Koyo and German mainstays Shoreline.

It took twenty years to make it happen, but Bullet and Trivium have joined forces for The Poisoned Ascendancy tour - playing both their respective industry shifting albums in full and staples of any adolescent greebo from the 2000’s CD collection. Joined by rising Swede’s Orbit Culture, tonight is a prime showcase of the certain future of the next biggest names in the metal music.