Slaughter To Prevail bring Deathcore fury to O2 Academy Brixton on The Grizzly Winter Tour. Technical breakdowns, brutal vocals, and a crowd-shaking London set.

Few people know that I was not even born when Three Days Grace first formed in 1992 under the name Groundswell. They split up in 1995 but came back in 1997 with...

Landmvrks headline the Roundhouse London for their only UK show of 2025, delivering an explosive set packed with pyro, emotion, and surprise guests.

Bad Omens set Alexandra Palace ablaze with a powerful, sold-out show on their Do You Feel Love tour—marking an explosive return to the UK Metalcore scene.

The Aviana VOID album delivers a crushing Metalcore journey through grief, trauma, and raw emotion. Read our in-depth review of their darkest work yet.

Gig Review: Electric Callboy & Bury Tomorrow turned Alexandra Palace into an unforgettable chaos of pyro, crowd energy, and Metalcore mastery.

Gig Review: Aviana launch their VOID Tour at The Dome London with a crushing live set, joined by The Gloom In The Corner, Diamond Construct, and Atena.

Gig Review: The chaos and emotion as The Plot In You explode the stage at O2 Forum Kentish Town, joined by Currents, Saosin & Cane Hill on their 2025 UK tour.

Slam Dunk Festival 2025 lit up Hatfield with a sold-out blast of alternative, Metalcore, and punk energy. Featuring A Day To Remember, Electric Callboy, The Used, I See Stars, Lake Malice, Landmvrks, Hot Milk, Dream State, Stray From the Path, and more—this one-day event delivered nonstop intensity, unforgettable sets, and a crowd ready to live every lyric out loud.

Twenty One Pilots closed out The Clancy World Tour with a spectacular finale at London’s O2 Arena. From jaw-dropping stage effects to intimate fan moments and emotional storytelling, Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun delivered a 27-song set that blended energy, introspection, and pure showmanship—leaving the crowd forever changed.