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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Emerging East London artist My Life As A Moth has released her striking new album The Parade Of The Starlet & The Broken Hearted, a 12-track collection that cements her reputation for crafting immersive, emotionally charged alt-rock soundscapes.
Lewis Capaldi continues his powerful return with the release of Stay Love, a poignant new addition to his latest Survive EP, further cementing his reputation as one of the most emotionally resonant voices in modern pop.
Freya Ridings has shared her striking new single Dancing In The Kitchen, offering another glimpse into her forthcoming third album Mother Of Pearl, set for release on 29th May.
Rising pop force Mae Stephens is leaning fully into her playful, unfiltered songwriting with the release of her latest single Delusional, a vibrant and infectious track she’s already dubbed “the delulu song of the summer.”
Rising country-soul artist Benny G has released his new EP When You Know You Know, marking another major step forward for one of Nashville’s most promising young voices.
Jamie Grey continues his upward trajectory into 2026 with the release of his poignant new single How Did We Get To Midnight, a stripped-back and emotionally resonant track that showcases the depth of his songwriting and vocal delivery.
The Cab have unveiled their latest single Sweet Kerosene, offering a final glimpse into their long-awaited third studio album Chasing Crowns, set for release on 24th April.
Fresh from signing with Republic of Music, The Heat Inc. returned to the stage with a fierce, tightly wound performance that signals serious intent ahead of their forthcoming third album Tom Bleasdale’s Car And Other Attractions, due this September.