Search results for: “Royal Blood”
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In years gone, Royal Blood‘s dirty breed of garage rock seemed fresh. Their 2014 self-titled album had a lot of promise, not least considering bassist and frontman Mike Kerr’s inventive setup. But, like their 2017 sophomore album, ‘Typhoons’ drags the duo’s sound even further into tedium, combining their played-out cock-rock with a poppier non-polish. The…
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Spot number 6 is taken by one of if not the biggest rock duos of 2017.
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Harry Fortuna previews Royal Blood’s trip to Bournemouth International Centre in the wake of the release of their second album (28/11/2017).
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Good luck trying to stop yourself from playing this album on repeat.
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News Editor Anneka reviews Royal Blood’s newest track, recorded exclusively for HBO’s original series, Vinyl.
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The British rock duo will be supporting Foo Fighters on all three dates in September.
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The UK’s latest mega rock export have taken the rock genre by the scruff of the neck and reinvented it.
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‘From the first note to the the last, Royal Blood took the crowd in Portsmouth on a whirlwind adventure through their number one debut album…’: Megan Downing headed over to Portsmouth Guildhall to watch Royal Blood blow the ceiling off the place.
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Emma Harrison Beesley reviews Royal Blood’s charity show at Koko in Camden that acted as an amazing warm-up to the rock-duo’s performance at this year’s BRIT Awards
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Yet another brilliant rock song from the duo, with an utterly bonkers music video to boot!
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They join the already confirmed acts Sam Smith, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran.
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After the rescheduling of the concert following illness, Royal Blood hold nothing back in a phenomenal performance by the newly famous duo.
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Formed in 2013 and comprising of bassist and vocalist Mike Kerr and drummer Ben Thatcher, Royal Blood are the new and exciting act who are punching a rock-shaped hole in the pop dominated music scene of today. Released in August their self-titled debut album peaked at number one and features stand out singles such as…
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Royal Blood’s album debuts in first place, whilst Kate Bush sets a new Official Charts record.