Garth Brooks Has Friends In Hyde Places At BST Hyde Park 2026
Nearly three decades after Garth Brooks last performed in the UK, Hyde Park welcomes him back in spectacular fashion. Demand is so overwhelming that BST expands the event’s capacity, creating the biggest concert the park has ever hosted, with Brooks becoming the first artist to perform to almost 70,000 fans at the festival. It is a fitting stage for one of country music’s biggest stars, whose long-awaited return has been building for years and whose audience is more than ready to welcome him back.
Lucia & The Best Boys Continue Their Rise With A Spellbinding O2 Shepherd’s Bush Performance
Fresh from an acclaimed appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival, Lucia & The Best Boys arrive at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire with momentum firmly on their side. Opening for the reunited 4 Non Blondes, the Glasgow quartet seize the opportunity with a commanding seven-song set that feels less like a support slot and more like a statement of intent.
4 Non Blondes Return On Their Own Terms At O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
More than three decades after their breakthrough, 4 Non Blondes arrive at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire not to relive the past, but to redefine themselves in the present. Supported by the excellent Lucia & The Best Boys, the reunited San Francisco outfit make it abundantly clear that this tour is not a nostalgia exercise. Instead, it is a bold statement of who they are now — and whether the audience is willing to come with them.
Snow Patrol Complete The Hat-Trick At Eden Sessions In An Evening Of Heart, Humour And Hits
There are few concert settings in Britain as naturally dramatic as the Eden Sessions. Nestled within a former clay pit and framed by the iconic biomes of the Eden Project, the venue possesses a unique sense of occasion before a note is even played. On this June evening, the Cornish weather appears determined to play its part too. Persistent rain hangs over the site for much of the day, only to disappear almost on cue as Gary Lightbody, Nathan Connolly and Johnny McDaid walk on stage. It feels as though somebody has edited the weather into the evening’s script.
Lzzy & Joe Bring Halestorm’s Heart To London’s Islington Assembly Hall
Just days after tearing up Download Festival with the full Halestorm line-up, Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger strip everything back for a sold-out evening at Islington Assembly Hall. The result is not a quiet, polite acoustic set. Instead, Lzzy + Joe Unplugged feels like an intimate gathering where stories, songs and decades of shared history are placed front and centre.
Wolf Alice Turn Cornwall’s Eden Sessions Into Their Own Cathedral Of Sound
Wolf Alice launched this year’s Eden Sessions in electrifying fashion, with a performance that moved seamlessly between intimate melodies and ferocious bursts of intense rock.
Cancer Bats Bring The Shillelagh To Marshall Records’ Tenth Anniversary
Where better to hold a birthday party than a brewery? Throw in the fact it’s Marshall Records’ tenth birthday, and the venue is the fabulous Blondies Brewery, and there’s top notch entertainment in the form of band new and established, and you’re in for a great evening of celebratory entertainment.
Not For The First Time Mac DeMarco Is Freaking Out The Neighbourhood At London’s O2 Academy Brixton
On a glorious summer evening in South London, for a third consecutive sold out night, Mac DeMarco brought his unrivaled laid back slacker rock to the London’s O2 Academy Brixton.
Dogstar Deliver Substance Over Celebrity At Camden’s Roundhouse
For a band whose bassist happens to be one of the most recognisable actors on the planet, Dogstar seem remarkably uninterested in making a fuss. That doesn’t mean the fuss isn’t there.
Hannah Wicklund Shows London That A Woman Can Be Tough
A gold grand piano sits on a small stage at London’s Piano Smithfield, a cosy live music venue tucked around the corner from Barbican tube station. It’s the kind of listening room intimate enough to feel as if you’ve stumbled upon a secret gig, but atmospheric enough to host a special kind of artist.
Seb Lowe Brings Fire, Fury And Folk-Punk Spirit To Sofia Isella’s Roundhouse Crowd
Opening for Sofia Isella at London’s Roundhouse, Seb Lowe wastes no time making an impression. Walking onto the stage armed with only an acoustic guitar and accompanied by violinist and backing vocalist Kate Couriel, the Sheffield singer-songwriter delivers a powerful 30-minute set that feels far bigger than its stripped-back format suggests.
Sofia Isella Captivates London’s Roundhouse On Emotional Tour Finale
Sofia Isella arrives at the Roundhouse like a storm she can barely contain. Emerging from the shadows, backed by ominous electronic textures and silhouettes, she immediately cuts a striking figure. She paces furiously across the stage, hair hanging over her face, constantly tugging at her oversized clothes as though caught between wanting to tear them off and feeling trapped inside them. Her fingers are haphazardly bound with elastic bands, while her face and arms are purposely dirtied. It’s uncomfortable, theatrical and utterly compelling.
The Pretty Reckless Bring Camden To Boiling Point At Intimate Underworld Show
There are underplays, and then there are events. On a humid Monday night in Camden, The Pretty Reckless transform London’s 500-capacity Underworld into the hottest ticket in town, delivering a sweat-soaked, career-spanning performance just days before their appearance at Download Festival and ahead of the release of their fifth studio album Dear God on 26th June.
Pixies Ride The Wave Of Mutilation At London’s Royal Albert Hall
There’s something magical in the air tonight. It’s a roasting hot evening in the capital at one of the most famous musical venues in the country (if not the world) and alternative rock icons Pixies are in town. The first of two sold out nights at the Royal Albert Hall reaffirm the bands importance, influence and necessity to keep going.
Bowie Nights: Behind The Lens Reveals The Stories Behind The Images
For an artist who spent his career constantly reinventing himself, David Bowie remains one of the most instantly recognisable figures in popular culture. His image has become inseparable from his music; from Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane to the Thin White Duke and beyond, Bowie understood the power of photography as instinctively as he understood performance.
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