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Back in London on Wednesday night (17th May 2023) after a long number of pandemic-related delays, Joe Satriani finally brought his latest production to the grand surroundings of London’s Palladium Theatre. Mixing stunning visuals to otherworldly guitarscapes, the guitar player’s guitarist wowed the crowd with tracks from his latest album, as well as a number of out and out classics.  Photo: Les Linyard.
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Def Leppard enthralled London's prestigious Royal Festival Hall on Tuesday night (16th May 2023), despite playing not a single note. Appearing for a in-person discussion about their remarkable career centred around their just-release 'Definitely: The Official Story of Def Leppard' book, the five-piece proved just as engaging as raconteurs, as they are as rock stars.  Def Leppard discuss their new book Definitely: The Official Story of Def Leppard with Michael Hann at the Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall. Photos by Pete Woodhead. Their first arena tour in nine years, Duran Duran returned to Ireland on Sunday night (7th May 2023), for an indoor show that followed on from their St. Anne's Park Spectacular in the city in 2022. Taking place at a sold out 3Arena, the wild boys proved that four decades in, they still possess the electric energy that drove them to the top.  Duran Duran at Electric Picnic 2019. Photo; Darren McLoughlin. In what will be one of the live events of 2023, Def Leppard are coming home! On the eve of the bands biggest ever European tour and the launch of new album, “Drastic Symphonies”, Def Leppard are set to play a one off club show at the iconic Sheffield venue, The Leadmill.  Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Judas Priest are finally returning to the U.K. and Ireland, and they're bringing Saxon and Uriah Heep with them for what's sure to be the most impressive billing of 2024. As well as a U.K. arena run, the British heavy metal institution will hit Dublin's 3Arena on Friday March 15th 2024.  Corrosion of Conformity returned to Dublin on Monday night (1st May 2023), for their first gig in the Irish capital since "before the plague!" Kicking off their European tour, the four-piece seemed genuinely elated to be gracing the Academy stage, with lead singer Pepper Keenan declaring; "it's good to be back, and that's no bullshit!"  Photo: Eamon O'Neill. |
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