Best Of… Alexisonfire

They’re the band that have had people guessing for the past five years, are they reforming? Did they even ever break-up? In 2012 we said farewell to them on their final tour, however this summer we welcomed them back to the main stage at Reading Festival, alongside

Alexisonfire Announce They Are Back Properly

So, Alexisonfire announced at Riotfest in Toronto that they are, to quote Take That, back for good…

Alexisonfire detail release of $250 vinyl anthology

Alexisonfire have detailed the release of a $250 vinyl anthology, to be released / go on sale this Christmas Day. It’s been long awaited by fans of the band, and you can see the full list of inclusions below, maybe of which haven’t been released on vinyl or have been

Alexisonfire detail release of ‘Death Letter’ EP

Alexisonfire have detailed the release of a new EP, ‘Death letter’. It’s due to be release through Dine Alone next week and features six reworked songs from their back catalogue. Vocalists Dallas Green Wade MacNeil went into the studio this autumn to put down “acoustic and noise rock interpretations of

Alexisonfire Farewell Tour Dates

Alexisonfire have confirmed the dates for their farewell tour. The band announced their split a year ago and the dates have been highly anticipated. The tour is set to take place in December and the dates are as follows: 03 – London Brixton Academy 07 – Sao Paolo Via

Alexisonfire Facebook Live Stream

Alexisonfire will put on a very special surprise show for fans at famed indie-record store Sonic Boom in Toronto tomorrow. The band will be performing their recently released Dog’s Blood EP. Entrance to the performance is on a ‘first come, first serve’ basis but for those fans that

Alexisonfire – Newcastle City Hall

*O2 Academy, not City Hall as above* Hey, you know all those bands that have like a shouty singer and then a proper singer playing guitar? Yeah, well this is the band they are all aspire to be. The band that launched a thousand post-hardcore bands

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Alexisonfire – Leeds Met Uni

The sound at Leeds University Refectory is nearly always bloody awful. I’ve been to some gigs that have been absolutely ruined by the atrocious sound, in what basically amounts to a long thin canteen. It’s also nearly always full of idiots, and tonight is no exception. Throughout the night

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Andy spoke to George Pettit from Alexisonfire after their Main Stage set at Reading ‘09. PT: This is your fourth time here now. What are your best memories of Reading? George: I think the first time we came; it was really jaw-dropping because in North America