There’s a moment midway through mgk’s two-hour spectacle at London’s O2 Arena where Colson Baker simply stops. “I know we have a strict 11pm curfew tonight but let me soak this in O2, let me soak this in,” he says, surveying the 17,000-strong crowd stretching from the floor to the nosebleeds. “If you’re in the building tonight this is very special, you only get to sell out The O2 for the first time one time and tonight is that night. This is ours, this one is for us.”

Long Island brothers The Lemon Twigs have announced their sixth studio album, Look For Your Mind!, set for release on 8th May. Alongside the announcement, the duo have shared the album’s lead single, I Just Can’t Get Over Losing You, accompanied by a new video.

Copenhagen post-punk outfit Iceage have returned with their first new music in several years, unveiling the single Star alongside an accompanying video directed by Thinh T. Petrus Nguyen. The track arrives via Mexican Summer and marks the band’s first release since their 2021 album Seek Shelter.

Scottish alternative trio The Xcerts have unveiled their powerful new single In Your Eyes, offering a deeply personal glimpse into the band’s latest chapter while also confirming a summer festival appearance.

Legendary Scottish musician Midge Ure has announced an ambitious new UK tour for 2026, celebrating the release of his forthcoming album A Man Of Two Worlds. The run of shows will begin in May and June, with additional November dates added due to strong demand.

Brighton-based newcomer Cello has introduced herself with the release of her debut single, Vitamins, arriving on International Women’s Day 2026.

Transatlantic indie rockers The Boxer Rebellion have released their latest single, Satellite Above, a striking new track lifted from their upcoming seventh studio album The Second I’m Asleep, due for release on 27th March.

New York indie duo Lowertown have shared their latest single, Big Thumb, offering another glimpse into their forthcoming album Ugly Duckling Union, set for release on 22nd May. The track arrives alongside a surreal accompanying video directed by Jack Haven, known for work on projects including Atypical and I Saw The TV Glow.