The Libertines concluded their UK tour with a homecoming gig at London's O2 Arena yesterday. They delivered the proof of a real and emotional reunion in front of 20,000 people - their largest audience yet - with a performance still full of charisma, brotherhood and musical genius. They opened the show with Barbarians, also the opening title of their latest album Anthems For Doomed Youth. The band pursued with The Delaney, as of course they wouldn't let down the early days fan

Fleetwood Mac played the 82nd gig of their On With The Show tour in London yesterday. After all the changes experienced by the legendary band, the five members who have been playing together since 1975, managed to retrieve their full line up last year, when Christine McVie decided to get back on board with the band following 16 years of absence. The band opened the show with one of their biggest hits, The Chain. Singer Stevie Nicks addressed the audience for the first time af

After their 2014 North American tour, Paul Simon and Sting conquered the Australian land earlier this year, before reaching Europe, and finally London on the 15th of April, where they played two nights at the O2 Arena. The set was almost the exact same as all their previous shows, except for one change on Paul Simon’s part. But as they did for the past months, they opened the show together with Sting’s Brand New Day. The orchestra on stage was quite impressive: 14 members pla