As Pendulum embark on their UK tour that feels more like a celebration from a band realising their own worth, fans gather to be blown away by the band’s impressive audio and visual soundscape.

As Everything Unfolds embarked on their headline tour last month, a triumphant parade of the progress made for a band that have jumped from strength to strength. In support of independent venues, this very much feels like an evening belonging to As Everything Unfolds, one of wholesome and humble realisation.

Bury Tomorrow had one of their most blisteringly successful years to date in 2023, garnering fans both new and old with their latest album ‘The Seventh Sun’. This evening is an extension of this, a celebration of accomplishment given all three bands on this bill have over a decade in existence and have had to fight and traverse the music scene for every inch of their careers to date.

The opening night of tour is a special one for any band, but when it comes to Bring Me The Horizon, there is always a buzz surrounding them. A tour that should have been used to promote their next release, the recent departure of long-time keyboardist/creative counterpart Jordan Fish and fresh off the back of a headline performance at Download, all beg the valid question; can the band carry this momentum? With a stacked bill on a frosty Tuesday evening, the cold doesn't fear off those who arrive in droves and this sold out opening show is wall to wall with excited and devoted fans.

When While She Sleeps first announced they'd be headlining Alexandra Palace you'd be forgiven for thinking that this was both an ambitious and tall order even for a band with their drive, commitment and fanbase but as the band achieve selling out this landmark evening and the night draws in, anticipation and excitement loom over matched expectations.

Metal For Good aims to invite rockers and metalheads across the country to don their favourite rock and metal merch in support of their work on the 20th October.

Over the past several years Delaire The Lair have forged a reputation for their live shows, events where chaos and introspection are presented in a visceral unionised form. Self Defence presents this energy on record.

Cyan Kicks aim for the stars with a consciously thought-provoking collection of songs that are as sonically grandiose as they are sugar-coated in emotive melody.

4 years on from the ashes of Appleford’s previous band he is clearly not afraid to tread lines and blur boundaries whilst experimenting with genre and expansiveness in his music.

The Present Is A Foreign Land see’s Deaf Havana return to hone their sound and reach new heights sonically and atmospherically.