Bowling For Soup are still pulling in an impressive crowd on their tours, especially tonight in Wolverhampton.

The band definitely give you a night of entertainment, while it may come across as silly, you can't deny they are masters of their craft

Seeing one of these bands on a headline slot is a privilege enough, so tonight really was a triple t(h)reat.

Next, Katatonia, the Swedish masters of doom and gloom, opened with “Austerity,” an intense track from their latest album, Sky Void of Stars

what a wonderful way to celebrate the band's 30th year together making music. And I don't think it will be the end anytime soon.

It's a rainy May day in Wolverhampton, and despite Halloween being over five months away, Ice Nine Kills are in town.

All in all, a tremendously intense performance enhanced by an amazing light display by a band who have got their image and aesthetic down to

KK's Steel Mill in Wolverhampton was to be transformed into a haven of ethereal darkness as The Sisters of Mercy took the stage for a night

It's a Friday night in the Black Country. An old converted Steel Mill owned by K.K.Downing of the legendary (and local) Judas Priest is...