Live: Matt Andersen @ The Borderline

Live: Matt Andersen @ The Borderline

Canadian multi award-winning, R&B and blues singer-songwriter Matt Andersen was ruler of the evening at London's Borderline, where he brought the UK part of his European tour to a close. With over 10 million views on YouTube, two European Blues Awards, and winning...

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Live: Overcoats @ St Pancras Old Church

Live: Overcoats @ St Pancras Old Church

“We believe in the strength and power of female friendship,” declares JJ Mitchell, one half of Overcoats, “and the things you can achieve when you stand by a woman.” But actions speak louder than words. So Mitchell and her best friend Hana Elion begin and end the show...

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Live: Roger Hodgson @ Royal Albert Hall, London

Live: Roger Hodgson @ Royal Albert Hall, London

For two and a half hours on Saturday night, Roger Hodgson encouraged a sell-out Royal Albert Hall crowd to momentarily park the bad stuff taking place in the world and concentrate instead on a collected shared love for music and humanity. It’s a speech he gives at...

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Live: Sheryl Crow @ Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Live: Sheryl Crow @ Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Be Myself, the title of Sheryl Crow’s latest album, says it all. After flirting with soul and classic country on her last two outings, 100 Miles From Memphis and Feels Like Home, she’s gone back to her roots, embracing the sound that first made her a household name....

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Live: Oumou Sangaré @ Village Underground

Live: Oumou Sangaré @ Village Underground

“I want to talk to you, but I have a problem,” Oumou Sangaré tells an adoring Village Underground crowd who greet each of her songs with jubilation. “My problem,” the Malian songstress laughs, “is English.” But, when it comes to "The Songbird of Wassoulou", something...

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Live: Kishi Bashi @ Oslo

Live: Kishi Bashi @ Oslo

On a rainy Sunday evening in Hackney as one approaches Oslo you’d be forgiven for wishing you were at home curled up in a warm blanket, but what small handful of us (and when I say small handful I mean all 353 people in the at capacity room) got was a heart warming...

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Live: John Mayer @ The O2 Arena

Live: John Mayer @ The O2 Arena

“My stupid mouth has got me in trouble, I said too much again” sang a young John Mayer on his debut studio album Room For Squares, released some 16 years ago now. And his ‘stupid’ mouth (read twitter in today’s age) is what the now 39-year-old guitarman is generally...

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Live: Marianas Trench @ KOKO

Live: Marianas Trench @ KOKO

Marianas Trench's 2015 hit Pop 101 is an insider’s guide to mainstream success. Advice like “a beat you can’t ignore”, “harmony in thirds, not fourths”, and their own spin on Tom Petty’s immortal “don’t bore us, get to the chorus” are certainly worth following. But...

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Live: Ward Thomas @ O2 Shepherds Bush Empire

Live: Ward Thomas @ O2 Shepherds Bush Empire

In support of their sophomore album Cartwheels, twin sisters Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas brought their brand of Hampshire based Anglo-Nashville country music to the multiple-tiered beauty of the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire on Wednesday night. The new record, which...

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Live: Hey Violet @ The Garage

Live: Hey Violet @ The Garage

Hey Violet’s hyperactive performance at North London's The Garage begins, and ends, with deafening screams from an equally hyperactive audience. To be fair, though, there’s a lot of screaming the whole way through. Like when singer/dynamo Rena Lovelis asks: “How’re we...

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Live: Saint Leonard’s Horses @ The Borderline

Live: Saint Leonard’s Horses @ The Borderline

With a backstory featuring Stanley Kubrick’s estate, a Los Angeles cult, William Blake’s grave, a near-death experience in the Mojave desert, Jim Morrison’s meditation chamber, and a bust-up at Father John Misty’s wedding, you’d expect Saint Leonard’s Horses’ debut...

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Live: Live At Leeds Festival Turns 10

Live: Live At Leeds Festival Turns 10

With the rise of city festivals, such as Sheffield’s Tramlines and Brighton’s The Great Escape, Live At Leeds has seen a steady growth in size over the years from a handful of bands in 2007 to 189 acts performing at 21 venues across the city on its 10-year...

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Live: Dan Patlansky @ Islington Academy 2

Live: Dan Patlansky @ Islington Academy 2

Guitarists are not unlike magicians - a lot of practice and work goes into making it look easy. But Dan Patlansky is clearly not one for cheap magic tricks. He pours so much passion and intensity into his performances that how he plays is as powerful as what he plays....

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Brontës (Stephanie Gibson)

Brontës Unveil Self-Titled Debut Album Packed With Pop Hooks And Raw Honesty

Glasgow’s rising indie outfit Brontës have officially released their long-awaited self-titled debut album, arriving today. A bold introduction to the band’s evolving sound, the record captures both their playful pop sensibilities and a newfound emotional depth.

Janet Devlin (Press)

Janet Devlin: Embracing The Chaos And Owning The Narrative

Sitting in a London studio amid the constant churn of filming, editing, releasing, and preparing for another run of live shows, Janet Devlin is exactly where you’d expect her to be: in motion. Even before the conversation properly begins, she’s laughing about the whirlwind surrounding her latest release.

Louise Aubrie (Linda Shakesby)

Louise Aubrie Unveils ‘Midnight Calls’, Bridging London Grit With LA Glamour

London-born indie rocker Louise Aubrie returns with her striking new single Midnight Calls, a bold and cinematic introduction to her forthcoming sixth studio album LFA. The track not only marks the beginning of a new era for Aubrie, but also reflects the transatlantic life that has come to define her artistry.

unpeople (Bridie Cummings)

Unpeople Return With Defiant New Single ‘Clouds’ Ahead Of Huge Festival Run

UK heavy risers unpeople have unleashed their ferocious new single clouds, marking a powerful return for the four-piece and further cementing their reputation as one of the most exciting emerging forces in modern heavy music. Out now, the track arrives alongside an equally striking visual, showcasing the band’s uncompromising vision.

Lastelle - Takedown Festival @ Portsmouth Guildhall (Rebecca Cairns)

Takedown Festival 2026 – Saturday: Atmosphere, Ambition And A Glimpse Into Heavy Music’s Future

If Friday had been centred heavily upon the good old-fashion riff, then Saturday very much favours a focus on...
Asovmel - Takedown Festival @ Portsmouth Guildhall (Rebecca Cairns)

Takedown Festival 2026 – Friday: Honouring Legacy, Fuelled By Riffs

Taking place over two days (Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th April) and three stages at the Portsmouth Guildhall, Takedown...
Atlus (David McClister)

Atlus Unveils Deeply Personal Debut Album ‘Art Of Letting Go’

Rising country crossover artist Atlus has officially released his label debut album Art Of Letting Go, a 15-track project that marks a defining moment in his rapidly ascending career. Out now, the record captures a raw and unfiltered look at the experiences that have shaped him both personally and artistically.

CQ Wrestling (The Buffacow)

CQ Wrestling Share Reflective New Single ‘Finish Line’ And Detail UK Headline Tour

Brighton duo CQ Wrestling have unveiled their powerful new single Finish Line, the latest preview of their forthcoming second album Resistance, due for release on 22nd May.

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