Things are hotting up for Rob Jarvis and The Mercury Sons, a band RUSHONROCK tipped for stardom two years ago. With a debut album approaching, Adam Keys caught up with Rob for an exclusive interview.
Liily - I Can Fool Anybody in This Town (Flush Records)
Youthful LA alt rockers Liily grabbed the
attention of the world in 2018, with Jack Saunders on BBC ... Read More...
Hozier – Wasteland, Baby (Columbia)
Following his unlikely rise to prominence in
2013 with Take Me to Church, Wicklow
wizard Hozier’s stock has grown and co... Read More...
P.O.D.
/ Alien Ant Farm @ Newcastle O2 Academy, March 3 2019
In the late nineties / early noughties, nu
metal had taken over, with Korn, Limp Bizkit, Defton... Read More...
Brian Fallon @ Wylam Brewery, February 5 2019
The stages are becoming more and more
stripped back, but Brian Fallon’s appeal continues to grow, as evidenced... Read More...
RUSHONROCK’s Adam Keys has kept a very close eye on Frank Turner’s career to date, following his from small venues through to his first arena tour. Before Sund... Read More...
From the Cockpit to the Brudenell Social Club, Frank Turner has played just about every venue in Leeds over the last 20 years, but show 2304 was his biggest to... Read More...
The Magpie Salute @ The Riverside, Newcastle, December 7 2018
Following the high and lows of drug fuelled sibling fall outs, The Black Crowes finally decide... Read More...
Super groups often get a bad name. They’re often accused of being a fad. A quick money maker for aging stars. Many have come and gone; few have stood the test ... Read More...
Adam has made the North East his home and has emerged as a key contributor to the live music landscape after joining Rushonrock out of university. Co-editor of the site between 2016 and 2018, he's got his finger on the digital media pulse and his contacts book is bulging.
