This week we have been listening to, amongst others…
South of Salem
Archie Raye & The Flutterbies
The Lonely Surf
Pylon Poets
Nick Capaldi
These Wicked Rivers
October Drift
Regional One
Ben Francis
Carsick
Chimphouse
Bamboo Vipers
The Two Man Travelling Medicine Show
The Surge
The Now
Spector
Bitter Self Exploitment
Today...
• Villanelle (Joiners)
• Orange Goblin (1865)
• The Haldane Effect (Heartbreakers Bar)
• Open Mic Night (St Mary's Stadium)
• Drax Arms Folk Night (Drax Arms)
• Madness (Bournemouth International Centre)
• Moscow Drug Club (Lighthouse)
• The Albion Band (The Haymarket)
• Open Mic Night (Harmony House)
• Folk & Roots Night (Railway Hotel (Christchurch))
• Open Mic Night (Thomas Tripp (Christchurch))
• Mokus (George Inn (Portsmouth))
• Showaddywaddy (Concorde Club)
Thursday (2025-Dec-18)
Friday (2025-Dec-19)
Saturday (2025-Dec-20)
Sunday (2025-Dec-21)
Monday (2025-Dec-22)
Croydon/London’s Wonk Unit open their LP with “Guts”, a song with a nasal vocal delivery, not unlike (to this reviewer) Graham Coxon. The cymbal-led and heavy drum intro is different, along with the shouty backing vocals. The end is in my opinion overlong but its a decent opener. Where they get a working title of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Fall To The Floor is the debut offering from Bournemouth-based Indie Rockers The Frequency. After the success of debut single “High Society” its time to see if these boys have heightened the trajectory they’re aiming for. And on first listen they are. The LP opens with “New York Symphony”, a song inspired by singer Austyn’s […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Larderhouse 24th June 2012, 17:30pm Yellowgroove have teamed up with Artist Insight and the Larderhouse to organise a series of Sunday afternoon sessions of live acoustic music in the Larder House in Southbourne. Once a month we’re going to be putting on an intimate and friendly gathering at the Larder House which will feature […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here at Rock Regeneration we love to introduce our readers to great new local bands, one of these bands that we have reviewed a few times before are the five piece classic rock outfit “Mothership”. We are very pleased to announce that the band have just released their first full length video for a brand […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Old Fire Station, Bournemouth On a muggy Wednesday evening I arrive early to catch the 2 supports for ska/punks finest Less Than Jake. Enter on stage the somewhat youthful two-piece that is The Bots. Brothers Mikaiah and Anaiah take to the stage with minimal fuss before opening their set in a slightly nervous manner. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Enemy announce live dates including a stop at Southampton Guildhall on the 21st October 2012 and they will release a new single “Like A Dancer” on 16th July from their third album “Streets in the Sky”, which charted at #9, out now. The band will also be headlining one of the nights at Somerset […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Dorchester based “Kill The Conversation” have just released their second EP “Farewell For the Last Time” this 5 track onslaught that is not for the feint hearted. Having shared the stage with the likes of Sepultura, Rise To Remain, amongst others, they seem to be setting themselves on a path that will not take any […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Joiners Arms, Southampton If you aren’t yet aware of the huge impact William Control is making, you must be living under a rock; the kind of rock exploding in synths, and covered in black lace. Driving down the road on the 15th June, it was obvious which building was Southampton Joiners as the mass of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Southampton, Joiners Arms Wil Francis was born in Seattle, Washington on 8th January 1982, he is the lead singer of post hardcore band Aiden which he joined in 2005 after the original singer quit the band, Aiden have released 8 albums and toured the world consistently performing with a host of big name bands. In […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Chaplins, Cellar Bar Thursday Nights at Chaplin’s means “Rubber Soul” a platform by promoter Conrad Barr to showcase locals bands from in and around the local Dorset area. Tonight first band are Bournemouth 3 piece “Hooligan Choir” who recently impressed a Sold Out crowd at Mr Kyps in Poole when supporting the mighty “Pigeon Detectives”. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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