Artio + High Regard + Dear Tash at The Dome, London: live review and photo galleries
After a summer hitting some of the biggest festivals in the UK last summer including Download, Great Escape and Radar,…
Lauren Ash at O2 Academy Birmingham: live review and photo gallery
Canada's Lauren Ash (you may know her as Dina from Superstore) took to the 3rd room of Birmingham’s o2 Academy…
Not Your Muse: International Women’s Day event in Shipley with Gia Ford, Dilettante, Laura & The Lesbians – live review and photo gallery
There’s something timeless about Gia Ford’s music, echoing the late-60s/early-70s Americana scene, running through dark country, indie, and pop vibes,…
New Judgement + Slaney Bay + Alice Geary + Julia Faulks at The Boileroom: live review and photo galleries
The Boileroom teamed up with LOUD WOMEN for a Fresh Faces night showcasing a handful of emerging local acts. It…
Black Honey + Girl Group at Village Underground, London: live review and photo galleries
Black Honey barely left any room to rest, running off their high energy, the crowd jumping so much it was…
Bratakus + Brassick + Nervous Twitch at Star & Garter, Manchester: live review and photo galleries
Scottish punks Bratakus hit up Manchester's Star & Garter to celebrate their new album, Hagridden.
LOUD WOMEN Fest Berlin: Snow, solidarity & a room full of new friends – photo galleries
Berlin: you were phenomenal. We felt the love, the solidarity, the community, the hunger for something different. Let’s absolutely do…
Lambrini Girls + Bimini at War Child BRITs Week at The Garage, London: Live review and photo galleries
An array of punks and garden variety misfits gathered in the iconic, Islington venue to experience Lambrini Girls unleash their…
Faetooth + Coltaine + Lemondaze at The Garage, London: Live review and photo galleries
In an industry dominated by men (doom metal especially so), LA-based trio Faetooth are here prove that women can drive…
Die Spitz at The Underworld, London: live review and photo gallery
Let’s get one thing clear from the start. This is surely the smallest capacity venue Die Spitz will ever play…