show page for the Dublin Convention Centre Saucers gig (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/nick-mason-s-sos-2022/april-13th-the-convention-centre-dublin-dublin-ir.html), where it is craftily hidden so unwary people don’t accidentally see it. All you need to is highlight the relevant area and the set list will reveal itself! Suffice it to say that those present weren’t expecting some of the new additions, including songs never played live before, or not played live since the very early days of Pink Floyd. Tonight sees the band at the Ulster Hall in Belfast (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/nick-mason-s-sos-2022/april-14th-ulster-hall-belfast-northern-ir.html). If you are going, hope you have a wonderful time, and do tell us all about it! Our thanks, by the way, to Martin Kilbride for the picture here, and on the Dublin show page.
Hailing from Guildford, Edge of Desire is an alternative-rock band ready to dominate your thoughts and playlists. Using earth-shattering riffs and psychedelic undertones, the relatively new trio is coming out with full force. We spoke with frontman Daniel Fraser and bassist Caleb Harley about their new EP Lost, discovering new music and much more! Why did …
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With their first release of the year, Simple Fiction more than prove that they’re a band that need to be firmly on your radar. Their music is excitingly anthemic while still being ravishingly resonant and extremely affecting. We sat down with James and Carlos from Simple Fiction to explore their new single ‘GREY’, the band’s …
