Tag Archives: Steve Hackett

Steve Hackett, Gig Review. Robin 2, Bilston.

Nick Beggs and Steve Hackett at the Bilston Robin. Photograph by Ian D. Hall

Originally published by the Birmingham Mail. November 2009.

Thanks to the popularity of his latest album, Out Of The Tunnel’s Mouth, Steve Hackett is enjoying success once more where it matters, in front of audiences who never stopped believing in the prolific musician/songwriter.

Steve and his band kicked off with the maniacal Mechanical Bride before heading straight into the childlike but message-heavy Fire On The Moon from the new album. An array of other songs from his long solo career followed.

Steve Hackett, Gig Review. Pacific Road Arts Centre, Birkenhead.

Steve Hackett on the Wirral. Photograph by Ian D. Hall

Originally published by L. S. Media. November 21st 2009.

Making his first appearance in Birkenhead in five years, Steve Hackett arrived at the Pacific Road Arts Centre riding high on the back of a critically acclaimed album Out of the Tunnel’s Mouth and the knowledge that the tour has been well received by fans old and new.

Steve Hackett, Gig Review. The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh.

Steve Hackett at The Queen’s Hall. Photograph by Ian D. Hall

Originally published by L.S. Media. February 20th 2012.

L.S. Media Rating *****

The title says it all, Steve Hackett at the Queen’s Hall. In a word, sensational!

Steve Hackett’s career is long, his output prestigious and he remains one of the finest guitarists to have ever come from these shores and even 41 years after Genesis released the eponymous album Nursery Cryme, he still has the power to pull in an audience some newer, more young and fresh faced bands will only ever dream of attaining. Fans may come and go but talent and dedication are binding.