Wolverhampton’s KK’s Steel Mill was packed to warehouse beams this Halloween, a sea of costumes (including one giant inflatable male member) and beer cups primed for the chaos ahead. And chaos is exactly what they got, courtesy of Newport’s finest, Skindred,  a band who have turned genre-bending, crowd-moving mayhem into an art form.

It was an eerily quiet night in Wolverhampton, though it being the night before Halloween may have something to do with that and with the early door time of 5pm, I assumed others were still to come after work. Arch Enemy would be kicking off the UK leg of their Blood Dynasty tour, but more on the attendance later.

Last night, KK’s Steel Mill was shaken to its foundations as ASOMVEL rolled into Wolverhampton with DeVere in support. What followed was a night of unrelenting, old-school heavy metal, delivered with grit, attitude, and a volume level that lived up to their own motto: “If It’s Too Loud, You’re Too Old.”

Tonight, Scene Queen was headlining her biggest show yet, the London stop of her 'Hot Singles in Your Area' tour

The Asylum was transformed into a twisted carnival of horror, goth-glam theatrics, and unfiltered macabre joy as Wednesday 13 brought his horror-punk roadshow to town.

If you’ve been living under a rock, you missed arguably the most important gig in the history of metal: Back to the Beginning.

Ghost are back with their latest live offering in the form of Skeletour, supporting their upcoming release, 'Skeletá'

... a reminder of why Skunk Anansie still matter in 2025.

15 months later, the same venue has sold out tonight, this time in support of their latest release, Dreams on Toast.

Tonight marks the opening night of RØRY’s highly anticipated tour in support of her latest release, RESTORATION.

It may have been over 8 years since Madina Lake were in the UK, but this does not mean that people have forgotten them.

Bowling For Soup are still pulling in an impressive crowd on their tours, especially tonight in Wolverhampton.

The band definitely give you a night of entertainment, while it may come across as silly, you can't deny they are masters of their craft

Zetra first came to our attention when we attended Ville Valo's show last May at The Royal Albert Hall.

After releasing their latest album 'SELF HELL', While She Sleeps currently embarking on a highly anticipated European tour.

Seeing one of these bands on a headline slot is a privilege enough, so tonight really was a triple t(h)reat.

Next, Katatonia, the Swedish masters of doom and gloom, opened with “Austerity,” an intense track from their latest album, Sky Void of Stars

Cradle of Filth’s performance was nothing short of spectacular. They delivered a set that balanced brutality with artistry...

It's one thing to have a legendary band name on your CV, but to have two is an amazing achievement. This is the case for bassist Peter Hook.

what a wonderful way to celebrate the band's 30th year together making music. And I don't think it will be the end anytime soon.