The French metallers aren’t messing about, once they made it to “Flying Whales”, the bodies start piling up and dropping and flying and surfing more heavily and more intense then we could handle.
Tag: Gojira
Knotfest 2019 Ripped Through Northwell Health Amphitheater in Wantagh at Jones Beach, NY
Photos by: Dhruv Kumar http://www.dhruvkumar.com/ Words by: Kunal Singh August 28th, 2019. Northwell Health Amphitheater in Wantagh at Jones Beach. This is the 13th year of Knotfest and another year of pushing a band to the limit. This lineup was something out of a childhood dream for many. Combining French Environmentalist Metal with […]
Even More Bloodstock Take II – Bloodstock Festival Review – Saturday, August 11th 2018
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.
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.
Gojira at The Academy, Dublin, June 11th 2017
Since their last visit, they released and extensively toured on the back of their critically acclaimed sixth studio album Magma
Alter Bridge at the Genting Arena, Birmingham, with Volbeat, Gojira and Like a Storm, November 27th 2016
Expectations were high amongst the thousands of fans who had descended on the NEC site in Birmingham mingling with visitors to the Good Food Show and Motorcycle Live 2016 taking place at the same time at the venue.
Gojira – Magma Review
‘Magma’ is an incredibly dark album that brings hidden subjects no one wants even to think about right to the surface
Gojira live at The Academy, Dublin, 28th August 2015
The last time Gojira played in Dublin, it was on the tiny stage in Whelan’s, but as the Academy stage is readied for tonight’s performance, it is obvious that Gojira are now accustomed to playing much larger venues: their backdrop barely fitting on the wall, partially obscured by their stacked amp cabinets. At precisely 9pm the house lights dim and the crowd begin to chant “Go-ji-ra”.