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Live Gallery: Tyketto – Wolverhampton
Live Gallery: Tyketto – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton
125th April 2026
Support: Collateral, Warrior Soul
Photos: Tim FinchWe look back at the epic Tyketto show, through the eyes of our photographer Tim Finch!
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Live Review: Tyketto – Wolverhampton
Live Review: Tyketto – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton
25th April 2026
Support: Collateral, Warrior SoulWords: Cat Finch
Photos: Tim FinchKK’s Steel Mill in Wolverhampton played host to the closing night of Tyketto’s stacked UK tour, a bill also featuring Warrior Soul and Collateral. With three bands offering very different shades of rock, the evening gave the packed house a truly well rounded night of rock mayhem.
Collateral opened the night with confidence and polish, immediately winning over early arrivals with ‘No Place for Love’. Their blend of modern melodic rock and classic influences felt right at home in a venue like KK’s Steel Mill, and the band wasted no time in establishing a strong rapport with the audience. There’s a natural charisma to Angelo Tristan delivery that grips the fans from the off.
Songs like ‘Glass Sky’ and ‘Midnight Queen’ showcased some big whilst ‘On the Long Road’ had heads were nodding and voices joining in. Closing with ‘Mr. Big Shot’, Collateral left the stage having made a clear statement.
Photo Credit: Tim Finch PhotographyWarrior Soul followed with a stark shift in tone, bringing a raw, confrontational energy and Kory Clarke in a gold sequined suit. Opening with a gritty take on ‘Interzone’, their Joy Division cover set the stage for a set rooted in rock ‘n roll attitude.
‘Back on the Lash’ and ‘Love Destruction’ carried a relentless drive, with the band leaning heavily into their punk-infused hard rock identity. By the time they reached ‘The Wasteland’, joined by Tyketto’s Danny Vaughn, the set had built into something genuinely gripping. A band who were once huge, back and resurgent again.
Photo Credit: Tim Finch PhotographyThen came Tyketto, and with them a masterclass in melodic hard rock. Opening with ‘Rescue Me’ and ‘Wings’ they immediately tapped into the nostalgia while proving that their sound still carries weight today. Danny Vaughn’s voice remains remarkably strong, effortlessly hitting those soaring notes that define the band’s identity.
The middle section of the set, featuring ‘Burning Down Inside’, ‘Higher Than High’ and ‘Strength in Numbers’, highlighted the band’s depth beyond the obvious hits. These were delivered with precision and passion, backed by a band that feels completely locked in.
Photo Credit: Tim Finch Photography‘Reach’, ‘Closer to the Sun’ and ‘The Run’ kept the momentum high, with the audience fully engaged. The singalong moments came thick and fast, and it was clear that this wasn’t just a casual crowd, these were fans who had lived with these songs for decades.
The encore brought everything to a perfect peak. ‘Forever Young’ is always going to be the moment, but this time it came with added significance as Angelo Tristan from Collateral joined the band on stage, and Tyketto were presented with a Number 1 album award beforehand. It turned an already special song into a genuine celebration, closing the night – and the tour – on a high!
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Downstater hit with full-force urgency on Losing Grip, a high-energy punk rock track that balances reckless abandon with emotional weight. Driven by fast-paced rhythms, sharp guitar work, and anthemic melodies, the song captures that moment of staring defeat in the face and choosing to embrace it anyway. There’s a raw, defiant spirit running throughout, echoing themes of inevitability and release, while the vocals carry both tension and resolve. It’s intense, cathartic, and built for momentum—an unapologetic anthem for those who keep pushing even when the outcome feels sealed.
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Emergency Rule Annouce Return To Japan In June 2026
Following the success of their first Japanese tour in 2024, Australian hard rockers Emergency Rule will return to Japan this June for a six-show run. The tour begins with three shows in Tokyo alongside Texas heavy psych stoners Duel, before heading west for three headline shows in Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto. Emergency Rule first toured […]
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XMUSIC Birthday Celebrations Take Live Music From Melbourne To newcastle To Brisbane This Weekend
What better way to celebrate a birthday than with live music? Which is exactly what Australias fastest growing label XMusic are doing this weekend when they celebrate five years of nurturing some of Australias best and rising bands with a double header of live entertainment at Musicland in Melbourne followed by showcase gigs in Newcastle […]
