After a triumphant return to the live circuit earlier this year, Betty Boo has announced another run of UK and Ireland dates for winter 2025, celebrating the reissues of her groundbreaking ‘90s albums Boomania and GRRR! It’s Betty Boo.

RALLY Festival has announced that Blood Orange, the celebrated musical project of Devonté Hynes, will headline and co-curate its 2026 edition at London’s Southwark Park on Saturday 29 August 2026. The London-born, New York-based artist will not only deliver a landmark live set but also help shape the creative direction of RALLY’s main stage, bringing his distinctive artistic vision to one of London’s most forward-thinking festivals.

Thomas Raggi — the acclaimed Italian guitarist best known for his electrifying work with global rock phenomenon Måneskin — has announced details of his long-awaited solo debut Masquerade, due for release on 5th December. The album, produced by Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave icon Tom Morello, marks a bold new era for one of modern rock’s most exciting guitarists.

Hayley Williams has revealed full details of her hugely anticipated 2026 European and UK headline tour — titled Hayley Williams At A Bachelorette Party — marking a major next chapter in her solo journey.

Visionary artist Sananda Maitreya has announced the release of Juvenilia: The Columbia Years — a deluxe 4-LP vinyl box set celebrating his groundbreaking early albums. Set for release on 6th February 2026 via Sony Music UK and Music On Vinyl in collaboration with TreeHouse Publishing, the collection gathers four of his most influential works: Introducing The Hardline According To Sananda Maitreya (1987), Neither Fish Nor Flesh (1989), Symphony Or Damn (1993), and Vibrator (1995).

Rising UK soul duo GeeJay return with their tender new single My Baby, a soulful, piano-led ballad that celebrates the deep, enduring love between parent and child. Arriving as the pair prepare for their biggest headline show to date at Islington Assembly Hall on November 20th, the release marks another milestone in their ascent through the UK’s thriving independent soul scene.

Melbourne’s The Great Emu War Casualties return with their new EP Permanent Resident, a vibrant and unpredictable five-track release that cements their reputation as one of Australia’s most intriguing indie exports. Blending the shimmering hooks of Bloc Party and Two Door Cinema Club with the eccentric edge of Talking Heads and Everything Everything, the band’s latest collection captures both their restless creativity and growing international ambition.