The Long Ryders Bring High Noon Hymns To London’s Electric Ballroom In A Night Of Guitar Jangle And Americana
The Long Ryders are back with High Noon Hymns, their first new album since the passing of original member Tom Stevens. Their show at Electric Ballroom on Thursday 15th October 2026 is part of the band’s current High Noon Hymns UK tour, bringing their distinctive blend of country, rock and jangling guitars back to London.
Alicia Witt At Crazy Coqs: Somewhere Between Heaven And Earth
I’d be lying if I said I first started listening to Alicia Witt because of her music. In fact, like many, my introduction to Witt came through her acting career. From her debut as Alia Atreides in David Lynch’s Dune, to her now cult-classic turn as a scream queen in the ’90s slasher Urban Legend, and standout roles in Cybill, The Walking Dead, Twin Peaks and, more recently, Longlegs, Witt has been a familiar face in films and television that don’t always walk the conventional line.
Bishopskin At Brighton’s Green Door Store – A Chaotic Congregation Of Medieval Folk And Theatrical Rock
Walking onto the Green Door Store stage almost as a preacher, frontman adorned with crosses and with holes in his trousers, you can feel Bishopskin, led by Tiger Nicholson’s bellowing voice, is here to lead a chaotic congregation.
Orville Peck Delivers A Night Of Stories Sweat And Songs At O2 Forum Kentish Town
When Orville Peck made a triumphant return to the UK back in June, he made some promises; one was that he’d be back very soon, and the other that a new album would be coming much sooner than we expected. By God, did he deliver on those promises. Within two months, he released his fourth album Mule, played an intimate album launch show at Rough Trade, and now he’s back again for An Evening With… at O2 Kentish Town Forum, where we get to hear him play his new album in its entirety.
Wembley Can Wait – Palaye Royale Bring Blood Sweat And Tears To Camden’s Barfly
On the afternoon of October 7th, Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, and Emerson Barrett stood staring at the 12,000 vacant seats of Wembley Arena. They were there to survey the colossal venue they are booked to conquer on the 3rd of April 2027. Yet, by nightfall, the brothers had willingly locked themselves inside a 200-capacity North London sweatbox. That stark, deliberate contrast is the beautiful paradox of Palaye Royale right now.
The Lemonheads Find Fragility And Warm Nostalgia At Roadmender
The Lemonheads arrive at Northampton’s Roadmender on 3rd October 2026 celebrating four decades of music, bringing with them a catalogue that has soundtracked a sizeable part of my youth.
Fiona-Lee Brings Raw Honesty And Quiet Intensity To Camden’s Barfly
Howden, Yorkshire-hailing Fiona-Lee returns to the Barfly, London on Tuesday 2nd September 2026 for the second of two consecutive nights supporting Violet Grohl, and tonight she looks increasingly at home on a stage that she has already made her own. Alone with an electric guitar, she delivers a striking solo performance that balances vulnerability, humour and a raw, unfiltered intensity.
Yee Loi Keep Punk-Rock Energy Running In The Family At B.R.A.T.
Hidden away in the basement of the Yungblud-founded retail and community hub lies a dark, graffiti-embossed basement that must have been designed precisely for nights like these – to showcase the punk energy of Yee Loi, an up-and-coming sibling trio from the Wirral who bring raw energy, edge, chaos and bite in a way that belies their youth.
The Flamin’ Groovies Shake Some Action At 50 Tour At The 229 Club
This show is part of The Flamin’ Groovies European tour to celebrate the 50th birthday of their seminal Shake Some Action single and album with San Francisco’s premier garage rockers still being led by founder member Cyril Jordan alongside Atom Ellis, Tony Sales, Sean Fitzsimmons and Miki Rogulj, With support from Italian garage rockers The Peawees and London based Power poppers Music City.
Pool Kids Turn Troxy Into Their Own Playground
Pool Kids arrive at Troxy, London, for the second of two nights supporting Death Cab For Cutie, and from the moment frontwoman Christine Goodwyne bounds onto the stage, it is clear that the Florida quartet have no intention of treating the opening slot as a warm-up.
Death Cab For Cutie Turn London’s Troxy Into A Tower Of Songs Memories And Singalongs
Synths ring out across Troxy as five figures stroll onto the stage. Then they’re off. Jason McGerr counts Riptides in with his drumsticks, the lights find Ben Gibbard, and the Death Cab For Cutie frontman immediately launches into the song’s restless momentum
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.
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