Erin Kinsey: Finding Her Road At The Long Road Festival
As The Long Road Festival wound towards its close, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Erin Kinsey. Fresh from her set, still buzzing with energy, she was taking in the atmosphere at one of the UK’s biggest celebrations of Americana and country. “It’s great,” she...
The Last Dinner Party Announce Massive Headline Tour For New Album ‘From The Pyre’
The Last Dinner Party have unveiled details of a huge 35-date headline tour alongside the announcement of their hotly anticipated second album, From The Pyre, due 17th October via Island EMI. The run kicks off at Dublin’s 3Arena on 14th November before winding through...
Reading Festival 2025 – Saturday: Sunburn, Lasers, Cameos, And A Headliner Victory Lap
If Friday at Reading Festival was about finding your feet, Saturday was about losing them. The sun had its claws in early—factor 50 was gone before noon, hats and sunglasses swapped around like currency. The site buzzed with that second-day mix of exhaustion and momentum: sore voices shouting louder than they should, hangovers beaten back by adrenaline, and the knowledge that today’s bill wasn’t going to let up. Reading in daylight is one thing. Reading on a Saturday is something else entirely.
Reading Festival 2025 – Friday: Goths At Brunch, Punks By Tea, Pop Saints At Dusk
Reading Festival doesn’t creep in, it descends. By Friday morning the site was already a sprawl of tents, flags and bleary eyes, the air carrying equal parts burnt coffee, mud and anticipation. The first day always feels like a reset: thousands of people shaking off the motorway, testing their voices, queuing for the first overpriced pint with the giddiness of kids at a fair. The promise is simple—three days where every stage might give you your new favourite band or a story you’ll tell until next year.
Ash Share Double A-Side Single With Graham Coxon And Announce UK Instore Shows Ahead Of Ad Astra
Northern Irish rock stalwarts Ash have released a brand-new double A-side single, Which One Do You Want? / Fun People (featuring Graham Coxon), offering fans another taste of their forthcoming album Ad Astra, dropping on 3rd October. The two tracks showcase the band’s...
Chance Peña Shares Sophomore Album ‘When I Change My Mind I Don’t Mean It‘ and Confirms UK Tour Dates With Tom Odell
Texas-born indie-folk artist Chance Peña has released his sophomore album When I Change My Mind I Don’t Mean It, out now via Columbia Records. The 14-track collection finds Peña leaning further into the poetic storytelling and emotive vocal style that has made him one of the most compelling young voices in modern folk.
TS7 Teams Up with Katie May for Explosive New Single ‘Only One’
This summer has already been a big one for TS7, and now the Bradford-born DJ and producer is capping it off with a release fans have been demanding: Only One. The track sees him reimagine Katie May’s 2007 underground classic You’re Not The Only One, this time with Katie herself returning on vocals.
Matt Berninger Crosses An Inland Ocean At Troxy
Matt Berninger last performed in London just a few months ago. But a lot's changed since then. When he played an intimate set at Union Chapel in April, the singer was accompanied by just keys, guitar, and the vocals of support act Ronboy. His second solo album wasn't...
Nova Scotia Trio The Boojums Announce Debut Album And Release First Single ‘Wings Of Fire’
Nova Scotia rock trio The Boojums have announced details of their self-titled debut album, set for release on 31st October via Having Fun Records, a new imprint of Toronto’s We Are Busy Bodies. The first taste of the record arrives with lead single Wings Of Fire, out now.
Will Linley Shares New Single ‘Up At Night’ Ahead Of Debut Album ‘Don’t Cry Because It’s Over’
Rising South African singer-songwriter Will Linley has released his brand new single Up At Night, the latest preview of his forthcoming debut album Don’t Cry Because It’s Over, which arrives on 5th September via Island Records.
Andrew Spice Returns After 22 Years With New Album ‘With Animals’
Canadian singer-songwriter Andrew Spice has released his long-awaited second album With Animals, arriving an astonishing 22 years after his 2002 debut Pretty Demons. While the obvious next step would have been a quick follow-up, life took Spice in a different direction: instead of chasing a music career, he trained and built a practice as a clinical psychologist. Now, more than two decades later, he has found his way back to music with a record that fuses both sides of his journey—artist and healer.
Infinite Coles Unveils Self-Love Anthem ‘BGM’ With Vibrant Puerto Rico-Shot Visuals
NYC-born singer, performer, and model Infinite Coles returns today with his new single BGM, a soulful, house-infused homage to ‘90s dance music that doubles as a bold celebration of self-love and queer identity. Out now, the track marks the second taste of his...
Florence + The Machine Announce Sixth Album ‘Everybody Scream’
Florence Welch has never been one to shy away from the visceral, the theatrical, or the spiritual. With the announcement of her sixth studio album, Everybody Scream – out 31st October – she once again invites listeners into a world that feels both intimate and unearthly. The news arrives today with the release of the record’s title track, accompanied by a striking video directed by Autumn de Wilde. IDLES’ Mark Bowen, who also contributed musically to the project, appears in the surreal visual, hinting at the collaborative spirit underpinning the album.
Kanadia Unveil Darkly Mesmerising New Single ‘Slide Off The Earth’
Oxford alternative rock outfit Kanadia have shared their brand-new single Slide Off The Earth, the latest glimpse into their forthcoming third album The Fire That’s Tearing Through Our Home, due to drop on 26th September.
Charles Kelley Steps Into Bold New Era With Second Solo Album ‘Songs For A New Moon’
Multi-Platinum singer-songwriter and GRAMMY®-winning artist Charles Kelley – best known as one-third of country trio Lady A – has embarked on what he calls a “bold new creative chapter” with the release of his second solo album, Songs For A New Moon.
The Wild Things Unleash Cathartic New Single ‘I Can’t Wait’ And Announce September UK Tour
London-based pop-rock firebrands The Wild Things return with their blistering new single I Can’t Wait, out now, marking the second chapter in the band’s summer-long sonic love story.
Snooper Unleash New Single ‘Guard Dog’ Ahead of Upcoming Album ‘Worldwide’
Nashville’s punk experimentalists Snooper have dropped their latest single and video, Guard Dog, the second track lifted from their forthcoming album Worldwide, set for release on 3rd October via Jack White’s Third Man Records.
Skerryvore Celebrate 20 Years With New Live Album XX – Live At Floors Castle
Celtic rock favourites Skerryvore are marking their 20th anniversary in style with the release of a new live album, Skerryvore XX – Live At Floors Castle, out now. Capturing a landmark moment in their journey from modest beginnings to global stages, the record documents the band’s spectacular anniversary concert at the historic Floors Castle in Roxburghshire, Scotland.
