Ask any of the 18,000 people in attendance at this year’s festival who they have come to see, and there’s a bloody good chance they will mention Gojira.
Tag: Alestorm
Bloodstock Open Air 2018 – Saturday Highlights
Bloodstock Open Air 2018 – Saturday Highlights – Pt I
If You Want Bloodstock….. You’ve Got It. 2018 Festival Preview
If you’ve made it to the end of the weekend…. pause for a moment to pay respect to fallen comrades, those who have been overcome by the mixture of heat and the demon drink.
ALESTORM – No Grave But The Sea Review
Warning: If you find drinking and having a good time offensive, this album is not for you.
Alestorm live @ Gramercy Theater, NY on October 4th, 2016
For anyone that wants to see randomness, floating fish, singing pizzas, dancing goblins, rubber duckies, psychedelic dogs, and Thomas the train, well this show is for you.
Exciting Line-Up For Next Year’s HRH United III
Destruction, Metal Church, Criminal, Cancer and Onslaught lead a cast of other great acts, who will join Alestorm, Hammerfall and Napalm Death at next year’s HRH United !!! HRH united III which has been sold out on accommodation since May this year, are pleased to announce another string of bands to an already impressive Metal […]
Interview with Elliot Vernon, keyboards, Alestorm
With a belly full of grog and a parrot on my shoulder to record the conversation, we sail the seven seas in search of a rowdy, raucous, rambunctious bunch of ne’er do wells that go by the collective name of Alestorm.
Sabaton live at The O2 Forum Kentish Town, on March 10th, 2016
Sabaton, Alestorm and Bloodbound teamed up for a eleven date UK tour billed as ‘Heroes on Tour’ .
Interview with Christopher Bowes (Vocals, Keytar) (Alestorm)
I wouldn’t exactly class Pirate Metal as a genre really, but to see so many up and coming metal bands who hail us as the forefathers of Pirate Metal is pretty cool. I know when we first started a lot of people claimed that we were simply copying
Alestorm – Sunset on the Golden Age Review
Sunset on the Golden Age is an excellent album which is equal parts familiar and surprising. It delivers the typically fun pirate tunes fans have come to love and expect from the band, while also showing them add more of a dynamic and epic sound to their music. I’m hoping the name proves to be wrong, though: Hopefully this will be looked back on in the future as the dawn of a golden age for Alestorm.