London, The Enemy’s 2016 farewell UK tour (Photo: Alberto Pezzali for Live4ever)
Let’s be honest: British guitar music is not exactly thriving at the moment. We’ve seen the demise of several much-loved bands in recent years, and The Enemy are sadly joining them after a decade-long career.We already know …
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Danny Goffey is the profoundly talented sticksman who kept the beat for 17 years in one of the UK’s best-loved guitar bands – Supergrass. Perhaps a lesser known fact is that Danny made a solid contribution to the band’s songwriting; penning ‘Alright’, ‘Caught By The Fuzz’ and ‘Late In The … Grant Nicholas is a man well accustomed to the art of penning a hit single; churning out high octane radio friendly rock-pop gems since the early nineties.
More recently, he has diverted his attention to solo projects, which history tells us can be healthy for both creative and inter-band relationship …
Carl Barat has been no stranger to headlines over the past year, largely due to his ongoing reunion and new album plans with The Libertines.
The attention has been so vast that it has threatened to overshadow his new solo venture, Carl Barat and the Jackals. The album …
Twenty years on from the era defining Britpop movement, many of its key players are still proving themselves to be a creative force.
Damon Albarn continues to tick off an endless list of musical projects, Noel Gallagher is readying the release of his second solo record and the Manic Street …
The Smokin’ Barrels may not be a band that you are entirely familiar with. That’s because they’re ridiculously young and are yet to unleash their first full album.
One person you will have heard of is Noel Gallagher – a man who is so impressed with this fresh bunch that …
Tribes have risen through the ranks of the crowded Camden music scene and emerged as contenders for the title of debut album of the year.
Formed a little over a year ago, they’ve propelled themselves into the mainstream after winning over last year’s festival crowds to make them one of …
Well, it’s that time of year again when everyone starts telling you who is going to break through and become the biggest thing since The Beatles.
Usually, such predictions fall short and never fulfill the grand expectations that are bestowed upon those special chosen …
As we continue to endure the evil uprising that is being led by Simon Cowell, under no illusion that this onslaught of inane, uninspired pop ‘music’ will ever end, we should take a moment to appreciate the genuine talent we have nurtured organically (even if it’s not being rammed down …
When Filligar first introduced themselves to Live4ever via an impressive live display at London’s Good Ship venue last summer, our eagerness for the latest polished fruits of their labour was planted. The resultant album certainly didn’t disappoint, and the scope, creation and variety which is packed into ‘The Nerve…
The Rifles muscled their way onto the British music scene at the peak of the atrocious bed wetting music trend that was in full flow by the early 00’s. The likes of Snow Patrol and Keane were waving the flag for a mediocre meltdown that had reigned over the first …
What a whirlwind of a year it has been for this ridiculously talented young man. A year on from his debut solo single ‘Inhaler‘, which breathed fresh life into a stale music scene, it’s safe to say that things have pretty much gone to plan. Where to start? …
Noel Gallagher (Photo: Live4ever)
An army of Liam Gallagher lookalikes have descended on London’s Kentish Town, filling the pubs and spilling out onto the street. This was the closest anyone would get to seeing the man himself as tonight the spotlight was on his older brother, Noel. Talk of both …
‘National Treasures‘? There aren’t many bands that could get away with such an arrogantly named singles compilation. Then again, this is a group who released ‘You Love Us’, so it’s hardly surprising. The Manic Street Preachers are worthy of the album title because they are just that – national …