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Review: Yak energise The Sunflower Lounge

Yak enthral Birmingham crowd through chaos and stage invasions.

The Enemy bring their new found larger audio to Birmingham’s O2 Institute following release of third album ‘It’s Automatic’.

On Thursday night, the O2 Academy in Birmingham played host to an evening of Nordic heritage and wilderness inspired music.

Crashing on to a cacophony of cheers, The Vaccines threw themselves into ‘Handsome’.

Manson gives an exciting and impulsive performance, with strong support from Krokodil.

As storm Barney toppled the Fort shopping centre’s hubris-filled sign, Frank Turner and his band, The Sleeping Souls, packed a punch.

Raketkanon are by no means easy listening- if you’re looking for catchy melodies, you’ll have to go somewhere else.

It’s not every day a seminal musician from your youth comes to your local pub; that seminal musician being Albert Hammond, Jr. of The Strokes.

Wavves have always had a cult-like following and in this intimate venue it is clear to see.

Reverend and the Makers make their debut appearance in Wolverhampton as part of their 2015 tour.