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Fresh from a summer that saw them storm Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, dazzle Alexandra Palace Park and shake the foundations of Leeds’ Temple Newsam Park in a euphoric hometown set, Kaiser Chiefs have announced a new 2026 UK tour to keep the party going.

Here in the nice part of West London, it’s all very civilised. The retro eighties chimes of White Lies fill the sky,...

Two decades on from its original release, Road To Rouen — the album that signalled one of the boldest pivots in Supergrass’s career — is getting the deluxe treatment. The 20th Anniversary Edition lands 3rd October 2025 via BMG, bringing with it remastered audio, unheard live cuts, and the first official release of the wistful, previously unreleased studio track Don’t Leave Me Alone, out today.

Berlin-based, UK-raised sonic shapeshifter Perera Elsewhere has released a new double single, NGL / Visions (featuring Neven), via LA label Friends Of Friends. Known for bending genres and moods into her self-styled “Doom Folk” aesthetic, Perera – real name Sasha Perera – delivers a pair of tracks that are brooding, hypnotic, and emotionally charged, offering a tantalising preview of her forthcoming fourth album Just Wanna Live Some, due 24th October 2025.

Militarie Gun are back with their highly anticipated sophomore album God Save The Gun, set for release on 17th October. Alongside the announcement, the band has unveiled the lead single B A D I D E A, which made its debut on Apple Music’s New Music Daily Radio with Zane Lowe, featuring an on-air interview with frontman Ian Shelton.

Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Hawksley Workman is set to grace UK stages this September and October with a series of intimate live shows. Known for his eclectic blend of indie rock, folk, and alt-pop wrapped in a theatrical, cabaret-tinged style, Workman will play a number of beloved venues across the country — including four dates at London’s famed Green Note venue in Camden Town.

Pop megastar Taylor Swift has officially lifted the curtain on her 12th studio album, The Life Of A Showgirl,...

British powerhouse Courtney Hadwin has dropped her boldest track yet with All The Love (Money Can Buy), a blistering kiss-off bursting with swagger, sass, and that unmistakable, soul-soaked voice. The release sets the stage for her hotly anticipated debut album Little Miss Jagged, landing September 12th, and a trio of intimate headline shows in London, Birmingham, and Manchester next month.