Category Archives: 1) Live Reviews

After a couple of relatively quiet nights at the Wedgewood Rooms, Black Honey attracted a more then reasonable sized audience last week. If anything, this was the closest I’d seen to a sold-out night at a small venue in quite … Continue reading →

LIVE REVIEW: TIM BURGESS – WEDGEWOOD ROOMS Charlatans’ frontman Tim Burgess live at the Wedgewood Rooms, like many a gig, was much delayed due to Covid. Yet it was a night we’ll worth waiting for, even if one that was … Continue reading →

  As I boarded the Isle of Wight ferry with the Beats and Swing crew, it felt like a holiday in the sun rather than heading to a festival. After all, such is an iconic way to travel to the … Continue reading →

The last time I saw Idles in Portsmouth was upstairs in a local pub (the Wave Maiden) on a Tuesday afternoon. As a small function room, there was barely enough space to hold much more than maybe 50 people. Within … Continue reading →

By this point in the year, I’d usually have been to the Wedgewood Rooms more times than I’d a chance to review. Take that back to a younger Mr Teeth and there was barely enough time to sleep before returning … Continue reading →

Victorious Festival 2021 As I stepped through the gates at Victorious Festival 2021 it felt like live music was back where it belonged. Being performed in front of wonderful people, surrounded by friends old and new, with a loving family … Continue reading →

It’s been a while, what with Covid n all, but for over 25 years the Wedgewood Rooms has been Mr Teeth’s second home… and boy did it feel good to be back. Mr Teeth Reviews – the Wedgewood Rooms, Southsea … Continue reading →

Mark Chadwick from the Levellers is in top comedic form throughout the night as he welcomes us all to a “Dystopian trip at a tea room in West-Worthing“. Although, of course, the frontman says so in jest, knowing full-well we’re … Continue reading →

As with any live music review at the moment, it’d be impossible to mention a Tribute to Miles Davis without saying “socially distanced”. However, not only that it’s also worth pointing out this was Mr Teeth’s first gig in quite … Continue reading →