Frankie And The Heartstrings: The Harley, Sheffield
Sometimes The Harley works as a venue, and sometimes it doesn’t. As opening act Sissy and the Blisters took to the stage, it wasn’t…
Tall Ships – Everything Touching
Everything Touching, the debut album from Tall Ships¸ is undoubtedly going to be big. And there are going to be idiots who resent the…
Allo Darlin’ Queens Social Club, Sheffield
The lovely boy/girl vocals of opening band the Sweet Nothings are a great way to kick-start tonight’s proceedings; the fact that they’re a local…
Hot Chip: Leadmill, Sheffield
It goes without saying that different gigs come with entirely different atmospheres. As the rock staple that is Download Festival wraps up for another…
People’s Choice – Band Finals ft. Dead Sons and Wet Nuns: Leadmill, Sheffield
The Ratells have the unenviable task of opening tonight’s events. The five-piece come out with enjoyable indie rock, with heavier riffs sounding like Devil…
Los Campesinos!: Leadmill, Sheffield
It’s the last night in the UK for Los Campesinos!’s tour, but the energy tonight is so great it could just as easily be the…
Local Churches and Hyde and Beast: The Harley, Sheffield
Local band Empty Churches play to a near-empty Harley, setting a grim standard for the evening. They’re impressively loud, if a little unpolished, but…
Starlings and Polarsets: Forum, Sheffield
With their dapper white shirts and slightly silly but presumably fashionable tapered trousers, Starlings cut an impressive figure once they take to the stage…
Jack Daniels Live featuring The Whip, The Crookes and others: Sheffield University
Mabel Love face the unenviable task of keeping a growing crowd entertained between the surprisingly good unknowns, The Velotones, and the band that everyone’s…
Is Tropical: The Harley, Sheffield
Is it wrong to irrationally dislike acts that have a laptop as their primary instrument? No? Good. First supports DreamGarden improve half way through…
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: Queens Social Club, Sheffield
Though from the outside, Queens Social Club looks – well, like a normal social club – on the inside it’s a different story. Though…