Lewis Evans

There’s a reason why the Kentucky natives are widely revered as being one of the best live acts in the world and they certainly don’t fail to impress. The six-piece have seen their stock rise exponentially in the […]

Many may remember Inspiral Carpets for their highly successful stint during the 1990s, with frontman Tom Hingley at the forefront of their success. The lyricist famously beat off Noel Gallagher for the role, which […]

Despite it being a 10th anniversary tour of ‘Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever’ it was a night of firsts at the Leeds First Direct arena this past Saturday. It was the first time that The Cribs had headlined an […]

There are just some bands that nail it in a live-setting and Metronomy are a stellar example of that. The electro-pop outfit have found their own little niche and their eclectic style of music appeals to many a […]

Syd Bennett and Co embarked on their second of three sold-out shows at London’s Scala and the highly revered collective didn’t disappoint. Our photographer Lewis Evans headed down to capture the action.

Despite the fact that Peace’s much awaited 3rd album still is yet to materialise, the Birmingham quartet came out from the shadows to headline the first of 3 dates that they’ll be playing as part of the Topman On […]

Lower Than Atlantis have embarked on a nationwide tour in support of the recently released Safe In Sound and it’s fair to say that the Watford natives have come a long way in the 10 years since their formation. B […]

Though Jillian Banks thrives off the boudoir lustiness that paved the way to the Weeknd becoming a Starboy, she rejects dead-eyed Californian opulence in pursuit of something more dark and intense. Her first […]

The lineup has been confirmed for the One Big Family – Help The Homeless – Music For Kits fundraiser, which is set to take place at Leeds Library on Saturday 11th March.

The event will see live performances […]

It’s been just over a year now since Bloc Party released their fifth album, Hymns, and the four-piece took to Manchester’s Albert Hall to showcase their newest numbers alongside their more hit-ridden d […]

After knocking about on the scene for the last few years, 2017 is looking set to be rather fortuitous to the Leeds outfit who ply their trade in creating torrents of pumped up psyche-grunge.

2016 brought […]

Tonight Alive, Beartooth, Against Me! and The Bronx have joined the bill for Slam Dunk Festival 2017.

Headliners Enter Shikari are already confirmed to be celebrating 10 years of their ‘Take To The Skies’ […]

Crystal Fighters are one of those bands that you just have to see live at some point as they are one hell of a spectacle to behold. Their colourful take on life is reflected in both their songs and appearance, as […]

Cameron AG is currently Oxford’s hottest export and the multi-instrumentalist is starting to make a lot of people sit up and take notice. Son of missionaries and raised in Nicaragua, there’s a streak of wan […]

Australia’s hottest export is making waves across the world and the UK has taken very favourably to the Britpop-esque outfit. Comparisons to Oasis have met them at every corner but the 3, who hail from Sydney, […]

Metropolitan festivals seem to be springing up all over the place, however Neighbourhood’s showing this year has clearly cemented its place amongst the big hitters. Combining a mixture of some of the UK’s most […]

With their debut having spent two weeks at number one Blossoms have embarked on a spell of sold out shows. Taking their tour to Sheffield’s iconic Leadmill the stockport five piece proved they deserved the number […]

Having been holed up in the studio over the last few months, recording their latest album Drenge took to the stage for a one off intimate performance at Sheffield’s Rocking Chair. Our photographer Lewis Evans w […]

Saturday night saw Manchester play host to one of the most energised acts to visit the city for a considerable length of time. Flatbush Zombies have developed a reputation for their frenetic live shows and […]

A RAT BOY gig is not short of unadulterated mayhem; from both band and crowd alike. Last night’s performance at The Leadmill saw crowd surfing, flying spacehoppers destroying the venue’s lights amongst other thi […]