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Great night
Great show by bob and the boys, bob is 79 years old And the voice I first heard in 1985 still sounds amazing today. The show the venue the staff were all amazing,
Posted by John on 05/10/2026
Magnum, Epic Studios, Norwich - 4th October 2026
Absolutely fantastic
What a great venue & a wonderful band! One of the best performances I’ve ever seen
Posted by Dave M on 04/10/2026
Magnum, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 3rd October 2026
2 Great Bands
A privilege to watch this show. Both bands on top form. Grand Slam were excellent. First time I've seen them. Were s bundle of fun. Best song for them was a rendition of Military Man. Magnum were , as usual , on top form. Fast paced set , one song straight after another. Simply Superb.
Posted by Steve P on 04/10/2026
Magnum, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 3rd October 2026
Amazing
What a night . Absolutely unreal the band played with passion and put on a great gig good song choices that the crowd loved. Bob Catley is an unrated singer in fact the band deserves more credit than it gets but for his age now just puts on a brilliant performance vocals are great and he is a showman. Sometimes words don't do this review any justice!!!
Posted by Mark on 04/10/2026
Magnum, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 3rd October 2026
Magnificent magnum
Great venue, great crowd, amazing gig! Noticing the tour bus parked near our digs and getting to chat to Bob was a highlight for me!
Posted by CHRIS F on 03/10/2026
Magnum, The Garage, Glasgow - 2nd October 2026
Magnum are an English melodic-hard-rock band formed in Birmingham in 1972 by songwriter-guitarist Tony Clarkin and vocalist Bob Catley. Over the years, Clarkin’s compositions and Catley’s distinctive voice anchored the band through numerous line-ups and evolving styles, all while staying true to their grand, melodic rock ambition. Their breakthrough came with On a Storyteller’s Night (1985) which paved the way for their commercial peak — Wings of Heaven (1988) reached the UK Top 5 and spawned multiple hit singles.
After the band initially split in 1995, Magnum re-formed in 2001 and went on to release a steady stream of studio albums well into the 2020s, including The Monster Roars (2022). The death of Tony Clarkin in January 2024 marked a profound shift, with the band announcing that they would not continue in the same form without his songwriting legacy. Throughout their career, Magnum’s blend of soaring melodies, dramatic instrumentation and lyrical storytelling has secured their place as one of the UK’s enduring rock acts, beloved for both their studio craftsmanship and live performances.