15 months later, the same venue has sold out tonight, this time in support of their latest release, Dreams on Toast.

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...