With no less than half of the songs from the new album included in the set, the band are currently playing to packed houses with a setlist that proves just how current they remain.
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The Wildhearts – Diagnosis mini album review
The last track, ‘LOCAC’ will surprise, enthrall and annoy fans in equal measure. Angry, distorted, liberally dosed with fiery vocals from Ginger, the track is best described as extreme progressive punk, a genre I never knew existed
The Wildhearts, Backyard Babies announce a 7 date co-headline UK tour
This will be a bad ass tour. We’ve been talking about touring with The Wildhearts since the early 2000s. Finally it happens! If you don’t like loud guitars, great songs, amazing riffs and High energy Rock N’ Roll music
Attention, attention, welcome to the stage….. Parkway Drive Prey on an unsuspecting audience: Saturday at Bloodstock Open Air 2019
Words Adrian Young with added “Well actually…” from Adrian Hextall Pictures: Adrian Hextall \ MindHex Media Header and Gallery Shots: Olga Kuzmenko \ Olga Kuzmenko Photography The Gods of Heavy Metal had decided that “Bloodstock” wouldn’t mind some rain and they certainly delivered. After a lot of it overnight I entered the site with the […]
Back in Brixton again.. We’re the Renaissance Men – The Wildhearts Live in London
Words & Pictures: Adrian Hextall \ MindHex Media 10 years on from ¡Chutzpah!, the last album from The Wildhearts, the band have worked miracles and returned with what may well be THE album of 2019. Renaissance Men offers up The Wildhearts at their very best and the album sits comfortably alongside the classic debut, Fishing […]
The Wildhearts 1st new album in 10 years, released today ‘Renaissance Men’ – new video ‘Let ‘Em Go’ to celebrate.
Let Em Go is a song about ridding your life of wankers. The Wildhearts feel it is healthy to demand quality friendship and get rid of all the shit from your life.
The Wildhearts Must Be In London: Interview With Ginger And CJ. Part II
I personally think that there’s a Wildhearts size hole in the world of music right now. There’s a lot of bands I used to love that aren’t there anymore.
The Wildhearts must be in London: Interview with Ginger and CJ. Part I
No one really wants to get back at the drugs again. And the music’s become more as important as I liked it to have been back in the day. But it kind of wasn’t because of our age and you can’t do stupid things at some point in your life so you better do it when you’re young.
The Wildhearts – Renaissance Men review
The title track, with some glorious harmonies opens with the most apt statement that the band could have ever penned. “So here we are again….”