The iconic New Jersey rockers continue a run of live shows with the festival’s first announcement for next year.
The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ singer reveals dates for his biggest shows yet across the UK next year, behind an untitled 4th ...
Keo comprises brothers Finn and Conor Keogh, along with drummer Oli Spackman and guitarist Jimmy Lanwern, and they’re now gearing up for their biggest headline run to date following the release of ...
Say what you want about Kasabian, but you can’t say they never leave their comfort zone. No two albums sound the same, and, given that this month marks eighteen years since their self-titled debut ...
As part of his Dinner Party tour, Irish singer-songwriter and One Direction alumnus Niall Horan played his second sold-out show at The O2; fans were in for a delightfully wholesome evening. As an ...
Bristol’s experimental festival has announced its full lineup, boasting guest-curated slots from Squid, Jeremy Deller, Cobrah and Shabaka. The multi-venue event returns to Bristol on Saturday 7 ...
The band brought Poppy along for the ride as they toured in the UK for the first time in 4 years. Getting down early-ish meant that we caught the end of Poppy’s cathartic set and were privy to ...
With heavy hitters like Allah-Las, Ty Segall and Angine de Poitrine, the one-day festival delivered its most ambitious event to date. And then they added the world’s most viral band for good measure.
The Gem is Jacklin’s first record since 2022’s critically acclaimed PRE PLEASURE and her first since signing to indie powerhouse 4AD. It’s a collection of songs that may appear understated and sparse ...
Jack Leavey and Louis Christle discuss the making of ‘Poor Advice’, its personal and political themes, and writing on the road. Rather than easing you into their gloomy, painfully honest world, Basht.
On their second album Nobody’s Coming To Save You, Gurriers aren’t simply vocalising the hopelessness that many feel today; they’re calling us to action. Apocalyptic yet defiant, it’s filled with ...
The track gives us an exciting glimpse of what The Slow Country are capable of: by the time the army of noise marches in — as the track’s eerie opening explodes into vibrant colour — it’s impossible ...
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