English Rock Band The Who
John Entwistle and his mother Maud (Queenie) darning his socks. They lived above a pub in Ealing.
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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.
South London’s Crystal Palace Park is set to host a major run of outdoor concerts this summer, with a diverse line-up spanning indie, punk, hip-hop and alternative icons across two weekends in late June and early July.
Miss Grit — the project of Korean-American musician Margaret Sohn — has unveiled a new single, Mind Disaster, the latest preview from their forthcoming album Under My Umbrella, arriving on 24th April.
London art-punk collective Man/Woman/Chainsaw have announced their biggest headline tour to date, confirming a run of UK and Irish shows this September and October culminating in their largest London headline performance yet at the Electric Ballroom.