Kara Jackson At Glastonbury 2024: Stillness In The Storm

Kara Jackson At Glastonbury 2024: Stillness In The Storm

At a festival famous for bombast, spectacle, and decibels that can shake the Somerset hills, Kara Jackson offered something altogether rarer: stillness. Taking to the Park Stage on a golden Saturday afternoon, the 24-year-old singer-songwriter and former U.S. National Youth Poet Laureate delivered one of Glastonbury 2024’s most quietly captivating sets. With little more than her voice, a guitar, and an arsenal of finely-tuned words, Jackson transformed a sprawling festival field into an intimate listening room.

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The Breeders Make A Big Splash At Troxy

The Breeders Make A Big Splash At Troxy

Last year The Breeders' biggest album, Last Splash, turned 30. They celebrated with an anniversary reissue, a Coachella performance, and a US tour. Celebrations have continued into 2024 with a support slot on Foo Fighters' recent Australia and New Zealand trek, a...

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Cyndi Lauper At Glastonbury 2024: The Wild Heart Of Pop Bids A Glamorous Farewell

Cyndi Lauper At Glastonbury 2024: The Wild Heart Of Pop Bids A Glamorous Farewell

Under a brilliant Saturday sky at Worthy Farm, Cyndi Lauper didn’t just play a set — she staged a defiant, glittering declaration of independence. Performing on the Pyramid Stage in front of tens of thousands of fans, the 71-year-old pop trailblazer reminded everyone that her legacy isn’t just about hits — it’s about heart, activism, and refusing to conform, even decades into an already iconic career.

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Camila Cabello At Glastonbury 2024: A Hyperpop Dreamscape On The Other Stage

Camila Cabello At Glastonbury 2024: A Hyperpop Dreamscape On The Other Stage

Glastonbury 2024 saw an exhilarating debut from Camila Cabello, who brought her bold new era to the Other Stage in a dazzling display of theatrical pop chaos. With her much-hyped fourth album C,XOXO freshly announced and its genre-blurring singles already stirring conversation, Cabello’s set was anything but conventional. Instead, it was a vivid, unfiltered expression of artistic reinvention—part music video, part fever dream, and completely unforgettable.

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Jordan Pundik of New Found Glory @ O2 Academy Birmingham (Nick Allan)

New Found Glory Never Miss, Only Hit At O2 Academy Birmingham

There’s something about a New Found Glory show that feels like coming home. No matter how many years have passed or how much life has changed, when those opening chords hit, you’re right back where it all started — shouting lyrics with your friends, sweaty, smiling, and completely lost in the moment.

Remember Monday @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)

Remember Monday Return With New Single ‘More Than Ever’ Ahead Of Headline UK Tour

Country-pop trio Remember Monday continue their breakout year with the release of their new single More Than Ever, co-written with GRAMMY® winner and chart-topping artist Cian Ducrot. The track arrives just as the band kick off their highly anticipated What The Hell Just Happened? UK and Ireland headline tour, which culminates at London’s iconic O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.

Davina Michelle (Press)

Davina Michelle Launches Empowering New Era With ‘What A Woman’

Dutch pop sensation Davina Michelle has released her brand-new single What A Woman, an empowering anthem that celebrates the strength, intelligence, and individuality of women everywhere. The track arrives alongside a striking new music video, introducing a bold new chapter for one of the Netherlands’ most successful modern pop artists.

Ash @ Scala (Kalpesh Patel)

Ash Share Video for ‘Ad Astra’ Featuring Graham Coxon

Northern Irish alt-rock stalwarts Ash have shared the video for their latest single Ad Astra, featuring Blur’s Graham Coxon, taken from their brand-new album of the same name — out now on Fierce Panda Records.

Karin Ann (Press)

Karin Ann Teams Up With Suki Waterhouse For Heart-Stirring New Single ‘i was never yours’

Slovak singer-songwriter Karin Ann has unveiled her stunning new single, i was never yours, marking an evolution in sound and storytelling for the rapidly rising artist. The track — co-written with Suki Waterhouse and Harrison Whitford (Phoebe Bridgers) and produced by Benjamin Lazar Davis (Maya Hawke) — finds Karin blending folk, country, and indie rock into a sound that feels both intimate and cinematic.

Amy Macdonald (Olivia Rose)

Amy Macdonald Shares Empowering New Single ‘I’m Done (Games That You Play)’

Amy Macdonald continues her remarkable run as one of the UK’s most enduring singer-songwriters with the release of her...
Blair Davie (Press)

Blair Davie Unveil Deeply Personal New EP ‘First And Last’

Scottish singer-songwriter Blair Davie has released their highly anticipated new EP, First And Last, via Giant Music —...
Joyce Manor (Dan Monick)

Joyce Manor Announce New Album ‘I Used To Go To This Bar’ Alongside Lead Single ‘Well, Whatever It Was’

California punk favourites Joyce Manor have announced details of their upcoming album I Used To Go To This Bar, due for release on 30th January 2026 via Epitaph Records. The band have also shared the lead single Well, Whatever It Was, accompanied by a chaotic and comedic Lance Bangs–directed music video that riffs on The Great British Bake Off, featuring cameos from comedians and musicians playing UK rock icons.

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