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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L-R: Matt Hayward, Russell Marsden & Emma Richardson of Band Of Skulls (Kalpesh Patel)

Band Of Skulls Announce ‘Cold Fame’ UK Tour With The Duke Spirit And The Howlers

Following a triumphant North American run supporting Jet — and two explosive California headline shows including a sold-out night at Los Angeles’ legendary Troubadour — Band Of Skulls have announced their return to the UK for the Cold Fame Tour this December 2025, joined by very special guests The Duke Spirit and The Howlers.

Les Négresses Vertes (Ben Pi)

Les Négresses Vertes Announce Exclusive London Show At Camden’s Electric Ballroom

Parisian legends Les Négresses Vertes have announced an exclusive London date at Camden’s Electric Ballroom on 25th April 2026, marking their long-awaited return to UK shores as part of their European Zobi Tour.

The Temper Trap @ O2 Forum Kentish Town (Kalpesh Patel)

Home Again: The Temper Trap Triumphantly Return To London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town

Sixteen years on from Conditions, The Temper Trap proved they can still make a London crowd soar. Returning to the O2 Forum Kentish Town after a long absence from UK stages, the Australian four-piece delivered a set that balanced nostalgia with fresh intent — a love letter to the city that helped them break through and a promise of what’s yet to come.

Slash & Duff McKagan of Guns N' Roses @ BST Hyde Park 2023 (Kalpesh Patel)

Download Festival XXIII: A New Chapter Of Chaos And Communion With Colossal 2026 Lineup

There are few places on earth where the air vibrates quite like it does at Donington Park in June. For over two...
Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)

Latitude Festival 2026: Line-Up Revealed As 20 Years Of Fearless Creativity To Be Celebrated At Henham Park

When Latitude Festival first appeared on the UK festival calendar back in 2006, it was a curiosity. A Suffolk gathering that dared to put poetry beside pop, philosophy beside punk, and literature beside late-night raves. Two decades later, that experiment in creative collision has become one of Britain’s most beloved cultural institutions.

Sting @ Hammersmith Apollo (Kalpesh Patel)

Sting Brings Masterful Intimacy To London’s Hammersmith Apollo On The 3.0 Tour

The lights dim at the Hammersmith Apollo, and the crowd’s gentle chatter fades to a low hum of anticipation. A bass...
Cardinal Black @ Koko (Nick Allan)

The Beast, The Band, The Moment: Cardinal Black Conquer KOKO With Soul, Fire, And Timeless Class

It’s a rare thing to witness a band that sounds bigger than the room they’re playing — a band whose sound, emotion,...
Queens of the Stone Age @ Royal Albert Hall (Kalpesh Patel)

Queens Of The Stone Age Unearth The Catacombs At London’s Royal Albert Hall

An ominous soundscape of chirping crickets and rumbling synths filled the Royal Albert Hall, a bell tolling through...

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