Author: Patrick Davies Archives: 04/2015

There are just seven days to go until Sounds From the Other City – one of the north-west’s finest showcases of fresh new music –…

Far Out Magazine’s Track of the Day this fine Wednesday is a bittersweet slice of reverb-drenched rock from Manchester’s now defunct, Kult Country. The band…

Spanish punk-rockers and Burger Records signees The Parrots have put out a typically swashbuckling cover of the Almighty Defenders’ ‘All My Loving’ as part of…

Based in Baltimore, Maryland’s Diamond Youth are an up and coming indie four-piece comprised of Sam Trapkin, Justin Gilman, Brendan Yates and Daniel Fang. Their debut…

Far Out headed to Soup Kitchen in Manchester’s Northern Quarter to catch the final night of former Field Music man Ian Black’s final night of…

So last night the moment that hundreds of thousands of lucky tickets holders had been waiting for came. That’s right, the organisers of Glastonbury festival…

Manchester’s most exciting new hip-hop collective The Mouse Outfit treated fans on home turf to celebrate the release of their second alum Step Steadier, and Far Out…

Jack White has revealed that he will take extended and indefinite time out over the coming months (and maybe even years). However, before he does…

Far Out Magazine headed to Soup Kitchen in Manchester to catch a debut headline gig from a band that seem like they are the tip…

Leeds-based gloom-rockers Autobahn are back with a new single that marks such a momentous comeback that it is Far Out Magazine’s Track of the Day.…

The stateside City of Boston has revealed that from  this day forward, April 9th will now be known as an annual celebration known as Riot…

This June Heaton Park in Manchester will once again host one of the most action-packed double-headers on the UK festival scene when Parklife returns to…