Previewed: Lylo at The Castle
Glaswegian five-piece Lylo headline Manchester’s The Castle in the aftermath of the release of their second record Post Era.
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Previewed: Charles Howl at The Castle
Having released his latest album My Idol Family in late 2017 Charles Howl comes to Manchester for a gig at The Castle, opening a brief run of dates. My Idol Family is the follow-up to his 2015 debut Sir Vices, combining wit, storytelling and the deeper of life, touching on idol workshop, friendships and the…
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Previewed: Stella Donnelly at The Castle
Stella Donnelly comes to The Castle, Manchester, during a run of dates following her signing to Secretly Canadian and ahead of the release of her debut EP Thrush Metal. Thrush Metal features latest single Mechanical Bull and previous release Boys Will Be Boys, which was largely her introduction to British audiences at the tail end…
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Previewed: Kirk Brandon at The Castle Manchester
Kirk Brandon, the voice of Spear of Destiny, Theatre of Hate and Dead Men Walking, is set to perform an intimate gig at Manchester’s The Castle next week. Having enjoyed worldwide success as frontman of these bands, Kirk Brandon has spent the last nine years recording and releasing five solo acoustic studio albums (the Dutch…
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Previewed: Kaze at The Castle Manchester
Kaze are hitting the road for a short series of live appearances ahead of the release of new material with the tour including a Manchester gig at The Castle. Formed around Graham McCusker from Paisley and Amy Webber from Kent, KAZE’s story first began when the pair acquainted studying opera at the Royal Northern College…
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Previewed: Demons of Ruby Mae at The Castle
Manchester raised, Leicester-born duo Demons of Ruby Mae perform at The Castle later this month off the back of their latest single To Be Adored. To Be Adored was released in January, having been recorded over the Summer of 2017 in France’s Barneville Carteret commune, which afforded Demons of Ruby Mae little to no distraction…
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Previewed: Mo Kenney at The Castle
Having swapped her trademark acoustic guitar for a Fender Mustang, Mo Kenney comes to Manchester’s The Castle bristling with verve. The singer/songwriter comes to the UK the back of her recent single On The Roof and recently released 14-track album The Details. Describing The Details as “a fourteen song concept album” she explains “The album…
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Previewed: The Sad Song Co at The Castle
Nigel Powell, touring and studio drummer for Frank Turner’s the Sleeping Souls, brings his solo moniker The Sad Song Co to The Castle, Manchester, opening a nine date UK tour. The multi-instrumentalist, one quarter of Dive Dive and ex-member of Unbelievable Truth, releases his fourth album Worth on 19 February 2018 with the tour showcasing…
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Previewed: The RPMs at The Castle
After releasing their second EP Agents of Change in June, the RPMs head out on a seven date tour including a Manchester gig at the Castle. In the aftermath of the release, the RPMs threw themselves into a slew of live shows, performing support slots with We Are Scientists as well as a run of…
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Previewed: William The Conqueror at The Castle
After supporting Danny and the Champions of the World at Soup Kitchen, William The Conqueror return to Manchester to headline at The Castle. The trio have recently become an industry buzz band and were snapped up by promoters Metropolis/Live Nation. William The Conqueror features Ruarri Joseph, a former folk singer-songwriter who walked away from a…
