Concert Reviews

After almost a decade of waiting, Tame Impala finally arrived in Birmingham with psychedelia, dance music, spectacular visuals and songs from across Kevin Parker's career.

The Clause celebrate their debut album with their biggest headline show yet, turning Birmingham's O2 Academy into a hometown victory lap.

Wolf Alice finally step into arenas, bringing 'The Clearing' together with 'Bros', 'Yuk Foo', 'Smile' and a decade of genre-hopping brilliance in Birmingham.

Oasis return home for the final night at Heaton Park, bringing Liam and Noel back together for a Manchester reunion I never thought I would see

Stereophonics and Blossoms take over Huddersfield, combining three decades of songs, personal memories and two of my favourite live bands inside one stadium.

Five years on, I look back at Courteeners' remarkable 2019 Manchester Arena show, a night of deep cuts, surprises and one of the best crowds I've experienced.

Courteeners bring 'Pink Cactus Café' to Birmingham and prove that their future in arenas does not have to depend entirely on the songs of 'St. Jude'.

Blossoms bring 'Gary' to Birmingham, mixing new favourites with the songs that got them there on one of the most enjoyable nights I've seen from the band.

Blossoms headline Wythenshawe Park in front of 30,000 people, turning their biggest show yet into a celebration of everything that makes the Stockport band special.

Noel Gallagher, Johnny Marr and Graham Coxon bring decades of British guitar music to Warwick Castle for a night spanning The Smiths, Oasis and their solo careers.

I went into Bloc Party's intimate Birmingham show as a casual fan and left converted after hearing 'Silent Alarm', the hits and a brilliant 'This Modern Love'.

Liam Gallagher celebrates 30 years of 'Definitely Maybe' in Manchester, digging into Oasis classics, B-sides and rarities at the Co-op Live.