Orville Peck Rides Back Into London After Seven Years Away And The Roundhouse Goes Wild
Orville Peck has been away from the UK for seven years. Judging by the crowd gathering around Camden’s The Roundhouse tonight, seven years is far too long.
Moseley Folk & Arts Festival At 20 – Twenty Years Young And Still Full Of Surprises
Twenty years is a long time in festivals. Line-ups change, audiences move on and more than a few festivals disappear altogether. Yet tucked away in the leafy surroundings of Moseley Park, Birmingham, Moseley Folk & Arts Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary with a weekend that shows exactly why it has endured.
The Long Road Festival 2026 – Day Three: One Last Walk Down The Long Road
After two days of thunderstorms, evacuations, biblical rain and enough mud to make every pair of cowboy boots on site question their life choices, Sunday morning delivers something The Long Road Festival has been waiting all weekend for. The weather holds.
Evanescence Create A Sanctuary Of Sound, Spectacle And Survival At The O2
“We’ve grown up together by now.” It is a simple observation from Amy Lee, but after more than two decades of Evanescence, it lands with extraordinary weight. This is a band whose songs have grown alongside their audience, soundtracking grief, heartbreak, anger, recovery and reinvention.
The Long Road Festival 2026 – Day Two: Who Needs Sunshine When You’ve Got Ronnie Wood?
If Friday had been about The Long Road Festival fighting the weather, Saturday began with everyone looking at the sky and wondering whether we were about to do the whole thing again. Unfortunately, we were.
The Long Road Festival 2026 – Day One: Come Rain, Shine Or Biblical Thunder
Last year, The Long Road Festival takes place a week earlier in August and, had it done the same this year, Stanford Hall would probably have been basking in the heatwave temperatures and sun-scorched grass that have defined much of the British summer. But The Long Road has become synonymous with the August Bank Holiday weekend and, right on cue, as thousands of country fans begin arriving in Leicestershire, the heavens decide to open.
Natalie Imbruglia Makes Kingston’s Circuit Her Own At Intimate ‘Algorithm’ Launch
There is something wonderfully disarming about seeing Natalie Imbruglia on a stage this small. At The Circuit in Kingston, the singer-songwriter is close enough to her audience to make eye contact with people in the front row, close enough to laugh with them and, crucially, close enough for the nerves of the evening to be impossible to disguise.
Violet Grohl Brings Raw Intimacy To Camden’s Barfly For Second London Night
At just 20 years old, Violet Grohl is already navigating the difficult territory of establishing herself as an artist in her own right while carrying one of rock music’s most recognisable surnames. Her debut LP, Be Sweet To Me, released in May this year, has already drawn critical acclaim, and tonight’s second of two London shows at Camden’s Barfly offers an intimate opportunity to see the young singer-songwriter developing that identity on stage.
Vive Le Rock Brings The Past, Present And Future Of Punk To London’s 100 Club
Vive Le Rock Magazine’s series of live shows brings some of the most exciting names from across the punk scene together to celebrate its past, present and future. At London’s legendary 100 Club, that meant a particularly potent triple bill, headlined by anarcho-punk veterans Instigators, who returned to the venue for the first time in 40 years, following opening sets from rising Bath four-piece Quick Romance and Brazilian-British hardcore punks Fantazmaz.
The Molotovs Leave Fans Wanting More, More, More At King’s Cross Summer Sounds 2026
In partnership with Bowie Nights and the groundbreaking show, David Bowie: You’re Not Alone, Lightroom delivered on the first of King’s Cross Summer Sounds 2026 with a free open air concert showcasing some new live talent, headlined by the exhilarating The Molotovs.
Latitude Festival 2026 Day Three: Lewis Capaldi’s Emotional Return Brings The Curtain Down As Latitude Celebrates Twenty Years
A gentle drizzle greets the final morning of Latitude Festival 2026, finally settling the dust that has hung over Henham Park throughout a gloriously warm weekend. It proves to be a brief interruption, with the Suffolk sunshine soon returning to bathe the festival's...
Ain’t Dead Yet: Joshua Ray Walker’s Triumphant Return to London
The Lower Third is an odd venue, not because of how it looks or where it sits, but because of how it feels. Tucked just off central London, easily reachable by tube or on foot, it hides itself away down a set of stairs at the back of the building. What waits below is a room that feels more like an indie nightclub than a traditional live space. It is low-lit, compact, with tucked-away seating and enough room to hold around 200 to 250 people.
We Let Love In! Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds In Brighton’s Preston Park
It’s a huge park but it feels cosy, nestled between terraced houses and blanketed by trees, the sort of place where someone could walk their elderly dog peacefully before work. Not today. Almost thirty thousand of us have packed in here, some stampeding to the front...
Latitude Festival 2026 Day Two: Teddy Swims Triumphs And GLU Shines As Latitude Celebrates Twenty Years In Style
There is a comforting familiarity to another glorious morning at Henham Park. As Latitude Festival celebrates its twentieth edition since launching in 2006, Saturday dawns beneath another cloudless Suffolk sky, with temperatures climbing quickly as thousands stream through the gates for another day of discovery.
Janet Devlin Brings The Heat To London’s 21Soho
On a night where London felt more like Nashville in July, there couldn't have been a more fitting setting for Janet Devlin than the close quarters of 21Soho. Temperatures soared both inside and out, but nobody seemed to mind. Tucked away in the heart of Soho, the...
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