Tagged O2 Academy

Bullet For My Valentine brings out their big guns and greatest hits from their back catalogue to satisfy a metal hungry Glasgow crowd. (more…)...

Queensryche proves yet again that they are still one of metal's greatest bands with another powerful performance. (more…)...

The White Buffalo aka Jake Smith plays his first show in the North East of England, in support of his critically acclaimed album, Love and the Death of Damnation. (more…)...

Has it been 25 years since the release of Passion and Warfare? Back in 1990, Steve Vai released arguably one of the greatest instrumental guitar albums of all time. (more…)...

Following his life-threatening battle with pancreatic cancer, we are all relieved to see Wilko Johnson back on the road again. (more…)...

America’s all Female Iron Maiden tribute act make their first appearance in the UK. (more…)...

It's the Tyne/Wear derby day in Newcastle, one of the highlights of the North East sporting calendar and what better day for hometown boys The Quireboys to be performing in the city. (more…)...

Graham Bonnet makes a welcome return to the North East for an intimate show at the O2 Academy. (more…)...

Back in 2013, Bowling For Soup announced details of their final UK tour. It looked as if we had seen our 'last rock show' from the Texan pop punk outfit. (more…)...

The prestige Sage Gateshead on the banks of the River Tyne is more accustomed to visiting sinfonias as opposed to touring hard rock bands. (more…)...