A live performance of Fail To Be, an original track by SharpShooter, recorded at Twisted Tongue in Whitehaven. The Barrow-in-Furness trio deliver a tight and energetic performance, showcasing their original songwriting alongside their strong live presence. Drawing from heavy rock and metal influences, the band continue to build a set that balances familiarity with originality. Captured by Daz Evilhate from Löser Band UK during their April 2024 appearance, this performance fo

A live performance of Dirty Love by Motörhead, performed by Motörheadache during the No Sleep 'til Blackpoolweekend. Captured at The Waterloo FY4 in Blackpool, the performance forms part of the band’s headline set, continuing their long-standing role within the UK Motörhead tribute scene. Motörheadache, led by Rob Campbell, have built a reputation for delivering faithful and high-energy renditions of Motörhead’s catalogue, making them a regular fixture at tribute events and f

Some Motörhead songs just demand volume. “Bomber” is one of them. In this live performance from the House of Blues, Swedish tribute band Ironhörse lean fully into that—big sound, driving rhythm, and zero compromise. It’s the kind of track that fills a room instantly, and they deliver it exactly as it should be played. Watch the performance Why “Bomber” always lands live “Bomber” sits right in that space where groove meets sheer force. It’s heavy without slowing down, and it c

Not every story fits into a quick question and answer. Sometimes you just need to let someone talk. During our time at "No Sleep 'til Blackpool" 2024, we met Lee — and instead of asking another quick-fire question, we gave him the space to share something more personal. This is Part 6 of our fan interview series, and it’s a reminder that Motörhead isn’t just music, it’s something people carry with them through their lives. The video also features live footage of Motörbeard pe

At some point, a gig stops being just a gig. It becomes something people come back to. Something they look forward to. Something that means a bit more than just a night out. At "No Sleep 'til Blackpool" 2024, we asked the crowd: “What does this event mean to you?” This is Part 5 of our fan interview series and it gets right to the heart of what weekends like this are all about. From friendships to traditions to the simple love of loud rock ‘n’ roll, the answers show why this

There’s something different about Motörhead fans. It’s not just about the music, it’s about identity, attitude, and a shared understanding that doesn’t really need explaining… unless you ask the question directly. So that’s exactly what we did. Back in May 2024, at the "No Sleep 'til Blackpool" weekender held at The Waterloo in Blackpool, we grabbed a camera and started asking people one simple question: “What does Motörhead mean to you?” The answers? Honest. Passionate. Some

Motörhead didn’t just write songs they built a catalogue that spans decades, moods, and eras of rock ‘n’ roll. So when you ask fans to pick a favourite album… things get interesting. At "No Sleep 'til Blackpool" 2024, we asked the crowd: “What’s your favourite Motörhead album?” This is Part 3 of our fan interview series, capturing the voices of the people who keep the music alive — from die-hard fans to weekend gig-goers. Expect strong opinions, a few surprises, and a reminde

Ask ten Motörhead fans their favourite song and you’ll probably get ten different answers. That’s part of what makes Motörhead timeless, whether it’s the big hitters or the deeper cuts, there’s always a track that hits just right. At "No Sleep 'til Blackpool" 2024, we went back into the crowd and asked a simple question: “What’s your favourite Motörhead song?” This is Part 2 of our fan interview series, capturing the voices, opinions, and personalities that keep the spirit of

Sometimes you take a risk with a song—and sometimes it pays off in a big way. At our first hometown show in Carlisle on May 9, 2024, we decided to do something a little different. Instead of sticking purely to Motörhead material, we took the Etta James classic “Damn Your Eyes” and gave it the full Löser treatment… or as we like to call it - Motörized. The result? A heavy, gritty reimagining of a jazz/blues standard that somehow feels right at home turned up loud. To make it e

An interview with Phil Powell of Street Outlaws and Motörheadache, recorded during the No Sleep 'til Blackpool Motörhead Weekend in Blackpool. The conversation covers a range of topics including guitar gear, musical influences, and the ongoing impact of Motörhead on players and bands within the live music scene. Phil also discusses his work with Street Outlaws and Motörheadache UK, offering insight into both original and tribute performance environments. Recorded at The Water

There’s something special about a hometown gig and this one meant a lot to us. Back on May 9, 2024, Löser hit the stage at The Source Collective in Carlisle for our first proper hometown show. Not only was it a packed night of live music, but it was all in support of a great cause - raising funds for Wreck Studio Services, a space that plays a vital role in keeping the local music scene alive. In this video, we’re performing “Killed By Death”, one of the most iconic tracks fr

An interview with the creators of the Kilmister Truck, a Motörhead-inspired custom model built by Phil and Denise Frain, filmed in Whitehaven. The project was showcased during a live event featuring Motörbeard at Twisted Tongue, where it formed part of a fundraiser for the Sophie Lancaster Foundation. The Kilmister Truck stands as a detailed tribute to Motörhead, reflecting the dedication and creativity of fans within the rock and metal community. Beyond the visual impact, th

A live performance of Killer Instinct, an original track by SharpShooter, recorded at Twisted Tongue in Whitehaven. The Barrow-in-Furness trio deliver a high-energy set, blending heavy rock and metal influences with their own original songwriting. The performance highlights both their musicianship and their growing presence on the local live circuit. Captured by Daz Evilhate of Löser Band UK during their April 2024 appearance, the video forms part of a wider set featuring bot

There’s something different about a hometown show. On May 9, 2024, Löser took to the stage at The Source Collective in Carlisle for the first time in front of a home crowd delivering a loud, fast, and unapologetic set inspired by Motörhead. The "Eighth of May" is "Motörhead day" and this was the closest we could get to the date as The Source is closed on a Wednesday. One of the standout moments of the night was “Please Don’t Touch”, the classic collaboration between Motörhead

Motörheadache Bring “No Class” to Blackpool – Live at No Sleep ’Til Blackpool 2024 If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to experience Motörhead’s raw energy in a live setting today, Motörheadache are about as close as it gets. Captured at the No Sleep ’Til Blackpool 2024 event, this performance of “No Class” delivers exactly what you’d expect - loud, fast, and unapologetically rock ’n’ roll. Motörheadache have been flying the flag for Lemmy and the band’s legacy for yea

A live performance of Scurry Curry, an original track by Bleach HCP, recorded at The Source Collective in Carlisle. The Fraserburgh-based band deliver a raw and energetic set, blending punk, pub rock, and rock ’n’ roll influences into their original material. With a distinctive title and a high-energy performance, the track stands out as a memorable moment from their live appearance. Captured by Daz Evilhate of Löser Band UK during their April 2024 show in Carlisle, the video

A live performance from Motörbeard, captured at Twisted Tongue in Whitehaven. Performing Orgasmatron by Motörhead, the band delivers a powerful tribute to one of the heavier and more atmospheric tracks in the Motörhead catalogue. The small venue setting adds intensity, with the performance feeling direct and unfiltered. Tribute acts like Motörbeard play an important role in keeping the legacy of bands like Motörhead alive in local scenes, bringing the music to audiences in in

A live performance of Number One, an original track by From Here On Out, recorded at The Meeting Place in Barrow-in-Furness. The Carlisle-based band deliver a high-energy set rooted in pop punk and easycore, combining catchy songwriting with a tight live performance. Opening the night’s show, they set the tone with a confident and engaging presence. Despite the challenges of capturing loud live audio on a DSLR, the energy of the performance still comes through clearly, giving

A live performance of Breaking the Law by Judas Priest, performed by SharpShooter at Twisted Tongue in Whitehaven. The Barrow-in-Furness trio deliver a high-energy take on the classic heavy metal track, bringing their own live intensity to one of the genre’s most recognisable songs. Captured by Daz Evilhate of Löser Band UK during their April 2024 set, the performance highlights the band’s ability to handle iconic material while building their presence on the local live circu