Love him or hate him... you've no doubt heard of Eminem. June 21st 2003 saw Enimem bring the first performance of the Anger Management Tour to the UK. The concert was held at Milton Keynes Bowl, and, despite going on sale way back on February 1st, tickets to this concert sold out in minutes. As expected - the full line up for the concert was somewhat of a mystery when the tickets first went on sale, but it wasn't long before information started hitting the internet hinting that big names such as Cypress Hill and 50 Cent would also be there. When the final line-up was announced it was immediately obvious that this concert was going to be well worth the money and ..  Read the complete review

The date: 23rd June 2003 The venue: Milton Keynes Bowl The event: The anger management tour What a day it was. I was originally quite peeved that I had missed out on a ticket for the gig, the two days (Saturday and Sunday) had already sold out and to my delight I found out an extra date had been added on the Monday. So the day they came out me and a few mates went online and booked our tickets(£35.00 each) online. So it ended up as 8 of us going to the gig. I was so excited as scheduled to appear would be Eminem, 50 cent, D12, Cypress Hill, Xzibit, Obie Trice and Radio 1 rap DJ Tim Westwood. Being a huge hip hop fan, this was one event that ...  Read the complete review

After reading the Main Event Ticket Guide (http://www.ticketsecrets.tk), I was able to get free concert tickets to any show I wanted. What better way of getting them to the sold-out show in the docklands to see american bad boy Eminem. ?Slim Shady does not give a f*ck?. Except of course he does - he was ?sick?n?tired of motherf*ckers talkin shit? about him. He was mightily pissed that the press were giving him a hard time - we were invited by Tim Westwood of Radio 1, who compered the gig, to roar ?Fuck You? to the media up in the glass VIP booths that circle the cavernous hall, booing the Sun, the Daily Mail, and, surreally, Trevor McDonald - a one- fingered ...  Read the complete review

Mind you, she hasn't seen him play live!! That said he seemed somewhat milder live than he does on record/CD apart from the prolific "motherf***ers" between some tracks! I write this having seen Eminem headline on the Sunday night at the 2001 Reading Festival - he followed on from the marvellous Marilyn Manson - more about that later! I've written previously on Eminem so please forgive any repetition here but I will try to concentrate on the live aspect. I was in two minds before his performance, as was my boyfriend, but we have both been converted (to an extent!) Initially the live show started with his side-kicks, D12, a six ...  Read the complete review

Eminem public enemy number1, or so it seems that he is hated so much by so many people, but why? Eminem went from one of Hip-Hop’s most heralded stars to one of the most provocative, controversial rappers in history. His debut album, ‘The Slim Shady LP’ was one of the largest success stories of 1999 and although he managed to incur contempt, he also gained millions of fans across the world. Not bad for someone who at 12 years old hung out with LL Cool J and dropped out of school!! Of course, it was a struggle for Eminem to reach such a high status, with EP’s out on his own label and various involvements with community projects, it was ...  Read the complete review