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Steve Hackett – The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall – review
Steve Hackett’s show in London with special guests in 2024 was recorded for release – The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall.
Reviews of Steve Hackett’s releases
Steve Hackett’s show in London with special guests in 2024 was recorded for release – The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall.
Another Djabe & Steve Hackett studio album, Freya – Arctic Jam, was created on the fringes of a gig in the Arctic Circle.
January 2025: The release of the first live document of Steve Hackett’s Trading Boundaries acoustic shows.
Another live album by Djabe & Steve Hackett was released in spring 2024. Thomas Jesse shares his impression.
The new Steve Hackett solo album, The Circus And The Nightwhale, is his first real concept album. Christoph Laakmann shares his impressions.
After a series of rock albums, Steve Hackett released his first acoustic album in 1983. For the 40th anniversary, Thomas Jesse took a closer look at the album.
In 1983, Steve Hackett released his freshly recorded studio album Highly Strung. Many fans were rather critical of the new rock sound, but musically the album is in no way inferior to its predecessors. Ole Uhtenwoldt took a closer look.
April 2023 will see the release of another live album of the collaboration between Hungarian band Djabe and Steve Hackett.
Barely nine months after his acoustic album Under A Mediterranean Sky Steve Hackett presents his new rock album, Surrender Of Silence.
The journey of collaboration between Djabe and Steve Hackett also continues. Now a new live album has been released: The Journey Continues.