SLAP MAGAZINE, Review Crimson Flame's performance at Worcester Music Festival By: Neil Laurenson
"Crimson Flame have attracted a large crowd to the Spin The Black Circle stage"
"Listening to Crimson Flame is like being in the hippest part of San Francisco in 1971"
A&R Factory, Review Crimson Flame's new single 'Head In The Clouds'
"Imagine the vocal power of Florence Welch meeting the new-age lore of Stevie Nicks, and you get an idea of just how viscerally Kimberley’s vocals shake up your soul. The riffs carry classic British blues-rock blood, pulling from Led Zeppelin, Rory Gallagher, Peter Green-era Fleetwood Mac and Jimi Hendrix while keeping Crimson Flame’s ancient-but-modern charge intact"
Crimson Flame reviewed by Chris Roberts from Blues In Britain opening for Mike Sanchez & Robert Plant at Kidderminster Townhall
"Kidderminster Town Hall had sold 600 tickets (500 standing & 100 seated on the balcony) at a venue that was fully re-opened after a £8.5 million refurbishment at the end of 2025. This was the largest audience at the venue since the Rolling Stones in the 1960s."
Crimson Flame reviewed by Slap Magazine based on their performance at Beckfest, Summertime Blues Rock Festival
"The self-penned song about the inner rebel in all of us must have aroused more than one or two in attendance…"
Crimson Flame set to release New Single 'Head In The Clouds' August 21st
Crimson Flame reviewed by Chris Roberts from Blues In Britain on there performance at Southbound Cafe-Bar in Leamington Spa
"This is a band that are going places with innovative blues-rock songs, great dual guitars, great lead guitar from Finley, and evocative and powerful vocals from Chantelle."