Tonight in Chaplin’s Cellar Bar in Boscombe there is a radical change of direction from the usual indie and folk artists that you might usually expect to see here on a typical Thursday night, two very different sub genres of metal are about to go head to head.
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Y&T bought their unique brand of classic rock back once again to the Brook on a rainy October evening. Opening the show were hard rock Merseyside outfit The Jokers.
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Including a date at the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth on 6th December.
After more than two decades and 13 studio albums later, Therapy? continue their assault on the senses by embarking a 12 date UK tour this winter.
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Following the success of infectious single “Letting Go of the Monster”, synth overdosers turned space cadet pop outfit, Amy Can Flyy have swiftly become every teenage girl’s dream, as their hearty following dictates. As a great man once said; with great power comes great responsibility, so the next step for this band was surely to top their previous success and feed their ever growing army.
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Chris Helme – who first rose to prominence as the front man of John Squire’s post-Stone Roses band ‘The Seahorses’ – released his new solo album, The Rookery, on August 27 to excellent reviews in the likes of Q, Mojo, Uncut and Classic Rock Magazine. He is now pleased to announce an Autumn / Winter UK tour.
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riff
noun
1. a melodic phrase, often constantly repeated, forming an accompaniment or part of an accompaniment for a soloist.”
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Back in 1982 the mighty Judas Priest released the epic masterpiece that is “Screaming For Vengeance”. The album broke them big time in the States and catapulted them to the top of the world Metal tree. Powerfully opening with “The Hellion” and “Electric Eye”, the opus flexes its muscles and goes from strength to strength.
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It is with a tinge of sadness and with a few nerves that I make my way to the Cellar Bar tonight. One of Rock Regeneration’s favourite band’s over the last 18 months has been The Frequency, and recently we announced that bass player Dan Hammond Smith was to leave the band. The thoughts are as to whether the band could cut it still while losing such a big part of their appeal.
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Day One
Featuring:
Electromud
C-30’s
The Mistakes
Black Water Country
On a rainy night in Bournemouth a few brave souls are here for what is billed as a Punk Night for Macmillan Cancer Charities.
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From the depths of Dorset, in a small rural town called Shaftsbury lives Tom Clements. Tom is not your usual music artist as he literally surrounds himself with music 7 days a week, he is not only a great acoustic solo performer, he is a Producer, Sound Engineer, Session Musician, and when he has got time plays in a band. When you see Tom perform, it is very clear for everyone to see the passion he has for what he does, he gives 100% in whatever he is doing.
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