Hard-Fi Return: Remain Hard To Beat

Hard-Fi Return: Remain Hard To Beat

It’s difficult to believe, but next year, Stars Of CCTV, the inaugural album from Staines indie rock four-piece Hard-Fi will be twenty years old. The record, which was shortlisted for the 14th Mercury Music Prize, was one of the most assured debut albums I’ve ever...

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Maestro Moby Returns To Lift Me Up At The O2

Maestro Moby Returns To Lift Me Up At The O2

As a kid of the 90s, Moby’s seminal album Play was a huge part of the soundtrack to my adolescence – one of the first CDs I bought with my own money, and pretty much wore out. Every track – even the tracklisting – is still immediately familiar, indelibly stamped on my...

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The Bronx Shake The Walls Of Signature Brew

The Bronx Shake The Walls Of Signature Brew

What do all the coolest bands do nowadays when they have a night off in London? They play a show at Signature Brew, of course! Since its expansion to Blackhorse Road 4 years ago, the brewery has been making a lot of noise, brewing excellent beers with rock’n’roll...

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Goat Takes Troxy On A Trip With New Album

Goat Takes Troxy On A Trip With New Album

The enigmatic Swedish outfit Goat landed on our shores once more, bringing their brand new album Goat, released earlier in October 2024, along for four dates starting at a sold-out Troxy in London. For those unfamiliar with Goat… Buckle up. The surreal, heavily masked...

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Avalanche @ O2 Academy, Birmingham (Nick Allan)

Avalanche Bring Beer-Soaked Mayhem To Birmingham’s O2 Academy

When you stick an Australian rock band on a bill with Airbourne, you expect volume, sweat and riffs thick enough to chew on. With Asomvel sadly forced to pull out due to illness, Avalanche were handed an extended set — and they didn’t waste a single extra second of it.

Jacob Alon (Jessie Morgan)

Jacob Alon Confirmed For Rare Waterfront Stage Performance At Latitude 2026

Fresh from winning the BRIT Award Critics’ Choice, Jacob Alon has been announced for a landmark performance on the Waterfront Stage at Latitude Festival 2026 — becoming only the fourth musical artist ever to play the iconic floating platform.

The Great Emu War Casualties (Press)

The Great Emu War Casualties Share New Single ‘Wanna See You’ Ahead Of Debut Album

Melbourne indie outfit The Great Emu War Casualties continue the build-up to their debut album Public Sweetheart No.1 with the release of their latest single, Wanna See You.

Gipsy Kings (Press)

Gipsy Kings Featuring Tonino Baliardo Share Joyous New Single ‘Historia’

Global flamenco icons Gipsy Kings featuring founder Tonino Baliardo have unveiled their vibrant new single Historia, the title track from their forthcoming album, due out on 15th May.

Police Dog Hogan (Press)

Police Dog Hogan Celebrate The Art Of Losing With New Single ‘Go Down Fighting’

Cult favourites Police Dog Hogan have unveiled their rousing new single Go Down Fighting, the latest preview of forthcoming album The Light At The Top Of The Stairs, set for release on 10th April.

DeVotchKa (Press)

DeVotchKa Announce 20th Anniversary UK Tour Celebrating ‘Little Miss Sunshine’

Denver outfit DeVotchKa have announced a special five-date UK tour for October 2026, marking 20 years since the release of the beloved indie film Little Miss Sunshine.

Emmylou Harris (Press)

Emmylou Harris To Close European Farewell Tour At The Long Road 2026

The UK’s largest and most immersive outdoor celebration of Country, Americana and Roots returns this summer as The Long Road Festival announces its seventh edition, set for the August Bank Holiday weekend, August 27th–30th 2026. Taking place once again at the picturesque Stanford Hall in Leicestershire, the four-day festival continues to bridge generations of artists — from genre-defining legends to the fresh voices reshaping modern country and Americana.

Foo Fighters @ O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire (Kalpesh Patel)

Foo Fighters Let Loose At O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Just two nights after levelling The Academy Dublin and with Manchester’s O2 Ritz in their sights, Foo Fighters storm the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire for the second of three word-of-mouth, in-person-ticket-only club shows. No pre-sale frenzy. No dynamic pricing warfare. Just queues round the block and 2,000 devotees crammed into the Empire like it’s 1996 again.

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