LIVE: Simple Plan / Mayday Parade / State Champs @ Eventim Apollo, London

London’s Eventim Hammersmith Apollo has a sense of vastness to it, the sprawling sea of heads seem to continue endlessly to the very edges of the room. Amongst the dimly lit shadows of audience members, there’s a palpable air of anticipation; few bands hold a legacy in

Simple Plan, Mayday Parade, State Champs @ Eventim Apollo, London

Sum 41, Simple Plan, Casseyette @ Alexandra Palace, London

LIVE: Sum 41 / Simple Plan @ Alexandra Palace, London

If you were remotely interested in pop culture in the early 2000s, the chances are you heard Simple Plan and Sum 41. From the former’s appearance on Mary Kate and Ashley’s New York Minute, to the latter’s place on side two of the Now CD upon the

Simple Plan – ‘Harder Than It Looks’

It’s been 20 years since Simple Plan burst onto our airwaves with the uniquely infectious debut album ‘No Pads, No Helmets… Just Balls’. Two decades and five albums later, and the band’s sixth release ‘Harder Than It Looks’ has an equally punny title and is closer musically to their

Bowling for Soup, Simple Plan, Not Ur Girlfrenz @ O2 Academy Brixton

Slam Dunk Festival 2019 – Hatfield

LIVE: Slam Dunk Festival 2019

Slam Dunk continues to be our favourite way to kick off festival season, providing the perfect opportunity for pop-punk/rock/alternative fans to surround themselves with like minded individuals, dressed head to toe in our very own version of festival clothing. Once again, fans find themselves happily floating in a sea

Download Festival 2017 – Saturday

Day 2 of arguably the biggest and best heavy metal festival in the UK, showcasing some of the worlds best music. Saturday at Download is brought to you by Alestorm, The One Hundred, Suicide Silence, Kvelertak, Every Time I Die, Coheed & Cambria, The Story So Far, The Devin Townsend Project, Simple Plan and

Simple Plan – ‘Taking One For The Team’

The release of ‘Taking One For The Team’ ends a five year wait since Simple Plan’s last album, the ultimately forgettable ‘Get Your Heart On’. If you’ve ever been into Simple Plan at any point of their career then you will know exactly what to expect, and song titles