There are few venues in London better suited to an evening of sharp songwriting and classic British wit than the wonderfully elegant Cadogan Hall. For the first of two nights at the venue, Bruce Foxton and special guest Chris Difford delivered a show steeped in nostalgia, humour and timeless songs that have long since become woven into the fabric of British music culture. While Difford provided warmth and charm through a career-spanning opening set, Foxton and his band revisited the enduring catalogue of The Jam with the confidence and polish of musicians who know exactly what their audience wants.

Brian Fallon has returned with his first original solo material in more than five years, unveiling two brand-new tracks: Not Bad For New Jersey and Better Before. Released via Fallon’s own Lesser Known Records, the songs mark a fresh chapter for the New Jersey songwriter while reconnecting with the heartland rock and power-pop sensibilities that have defined his career both as a solo artist and as frontman of The Gaslight Anthem.

Celebrated and award-winning blues rock guitarist and singer songwriter, Joe Bonamassa blasted the roof off of Royal Albert Hall on the first of two nights at London’s most prestigious of venues.

San Francisco trio Wealthy Women have announced details of their debut album Children, arriving on 7th August, alongside the release of its harrowing and politically charged lead single, 37 Days.

Cambridge experimental duo The Healing Power Of Horses have emerged from the shadows with hypnotic new single i wait, i sink, marking the band’s first release since signing to Los Angeles-based label section1, the sister imprint to Partisan Records.

The final night of the Playing With A Different Sex 45th anniversary tour lands at a packed-out Electric Ballroom, as The Au Pairs bring this latest chapter to a close. While the tour has not been without controversy—centred on Lesley Woods fronting a new line-up—the mood inside the venue is resolutely focused on the music, and the legacy being revisited.

Lewis Capaldi is set to dominate London’s summer concert calendar as American Express presents BST Hyde Park reveals the full supporting line-ups for his massive 2026 headline shows on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th July at Hyde Park.

“Holy shit, this is insane!” exclaims LØLØ as she stares out across a packed Electric Ballroom. “On my last tour, London was the best show and I can already tell that this is gonna be the best show.” By the end of the night, few inside Camden’s famed venue would argue otherwise.