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Alt / skater favourites Bowling For Soup stopped by Belfast's Telegraph Building on Wednesday 24th April, as part of their 25th Anniversary tour. Bringing with them their signature pop punk blend of comedy, angst and uplifting lyrics, it was a night of celebration for all.  Photo: Warren Blair.
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For many, P.O.D (Payable on Death) will be remembered as an essential band on skating playlists of the early millennium, with their edgy sound and their earworm singles ‘Alive’, ‘Boom’ and ‘Youth of the Nation’. Two decades later, and back with new album ‘Circles’ and nu metallers were in Belfast as part of the accompanying world tour.  Photo: Warren Blair. The Dead Daisies blazed into Belfast on Thursday night (22nd November 2019), putting on a spread of classic rock and roll as part of their 'Daisyland' jaunt. Talking place on the same day as U.S. holiday Thanksgiving, the American act declared; "If we can’t be at home on thanksgiving, there’s no place we’d rather be than Belfast".  Photo: Warren Blair. Paul Draper returns to Spooky Action for his first tour since Mansun closed for business over a decade ago.  Photo: Darren McVeigh. A rhapsody of symphonic metal brightens Belfast's Limelight on a February night, with all the frills.  Photo: Darren McVeigh, MetalPlanet Belfast. Belfast parties like it's 1989, as Steel Panther lower the bar on their debut in the city with special guests Wayward Sons in tow.  Photo: Darren McVeigh, MetalPlanet Belfast. Former Queensrÿche singer Geoff Tate brings thirty years of Operation: Mindcrime to a crammed Belfast Empire.  Photo: Warren Blair. |