So here is the first instalment of the new weekly post “Weekly Preview”. We hope that by giving a little snippet into what is coming on the site will get you the readers excited and looking forward to our posts.
Monday
Later today we have the latest instalment of Cozzer’s question from our editor in chief! This time he focuses on female singers in rock and metal bands , as well as giving his own answer to the question.
Tuesday
We have the next in the Up-And-Coming bands series. This time it is going to be focused on the band “The Funeral Portrait” we hope you enjoy their music as much as we do!
Wednesday
Its review day! This time its the review of the Wednesday and Thursday at Download 2024. Just because the main arena is closed doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty to talk about!
Thursday
Did someone say Women That Rock?! This week the segment returns with Brody Dalle of the Distillers.
Friday
It’s poll day! This time it is going to focus on your concert experience and what you value above all else.
Saturday
This weeks Battle of the bands is “The Smiths” vs “The Cure” two bands that genuinely despise each other , insults and all!
Sunday
We have Lucky Luke’s 2nd instalment of heavy Sundays to look forward to with the focus this time being on “The Ghost Inside”. Before the latest highlighted podcast looking at “Ice Nine Kills” song Meat & Greet.
Let us know which post(s) you are most looking forward to in the comments section below!
Set The Tone With… Family Of Addiction
Family Of Addiction share eclectic song choices in Fox Reviews Rock’s “Set The Tone With…” feature. Daz, Dave and Oz select tracks for workouts, comfort, cooking, sleep, dates and pre-show energy, while highlighting songs they are proud of and favourite local bands. Their humorous answers reveal diverse influences, from AC/DC and Pixies to Soundgarden and…
Parkway Drive And Evanescence Plus Many More Bands Announced : Rock For People 2027
Rock For People 2027 has announced Parkway Drive as its third headliner, with Evanescence appearing as special guests alongside Blink-182 and Faith No More. The expanded line-up now exceeds 45 acts, spanning rock, metal, pop-punk, hip-hop, electronic and emerging artists, including Bastille, Joost, Simple Plan, Kreator and Daughtry. Day tickets are now available.
What Life Lesson Did You Learn Too Late?
The writer advises festival-goers to prioritise older or rarely touring bands when choosing between acts. After seeing only three Aerosmith songs and later missing their performance due to family illness, they regret not attending fully, as the band may never return. They contrast this with repeatedly seeing Trivium and paying gladly to see AC/DC.
Let Fox Reviews Rock know what you think!