Photography: Hinds, Willie J Healey & SWEAT @ Academy2, Manchester.

Alt-rock icons 4 Non Blondes are set to make a long-awaited return to the UK this summer, confirming their first British performance in more than three decades with a special headline show at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on 24th June 2026.

It is impressive just how far tonight’s line-up of metalcore acts have come to unite to perform at Southampton’s The Brook, travelling from all over the planet to put on a spectacular double-header event, headlined by Crystal Lake and Miss May I. 

Rising pop/R&B talent Issac Ryan Brown continues his ascent with the release of his latest single Lipstick, a slick, confident cut that positions the 20-year-old as one of 2026’s most exciting breakthrough artists.

Multi-platinum country star Ella Langley continues to build momentum toward her highly anticipated sophomore album with the release of her latest single, Loving Life Again. The track offers a deeply personal snapshot of an artist recalibrating amidst the whirlwind of success, arriving ahead of her new record Dandelion, set for release on 10th April.

Alison Moyet has added a further run of UK shows to her highly anticipated Songs Of Yazoo, The minutes & Other tour, responding to huge demand that has already seen the majority of dates sell out in record time.

Mongolian rock phenomenon The Hu return with a powerful double release, unveiling two brand new tracks – The Men and Warrior Chant – alongside news of an extensive UK and European headline tour later this year.

Rising alt-rock newcomer Kind Villain is making a bold first impression with the release of his latest single I’m A Little Off, a deeply personal and defiant anthem that explores neurodiversity with honesty and bite.

Muse have officially ushered in a new era, announcing their tenth studio album The Wow! Signal alongside the release of its towering new single Be With You.