I first heard Massive Attack while sitting around a campfire at Reading festival in 1998. I’d spent that day watching Roni Size, Bentley Rhythm Ace, Asian Dub Foundation, The Prodigy (Foo Fighters and Supergrass, too) and, to wrap things...
Toronto’s trailblazers in music The Beaches, are now back with another single ‘Did I Say Too Much’ which comes ahead of their third album which is due to be release in summer this year.
Wide Awake Festival marked his half decade in controversial fashion, with the festival returning to Brockwell Park in divisive circumstances and coming close to not happening.
Seminal British band WOLF ALICE have returned with new single Bloom Baby Bloom alongside highly anticipated news of their fourth studio album The Clearing, confirmed for release on 29 August via their new global label, Sony Music.
Arriving at Yellow Arch entering through the courtyard, it’s clear tonight’s show has been widely anticipated by locals as gig-goers are packed in and pouring out the venue.
For the first time in two years, American singer-songwriter Jesse Malin returns to London after suffering a rare spinal stroke in 2023 that left him paralysed from the waist down, abruptly halting a career built on decades of restless...
It was always going to be an emotional night for Jam fans who had travelled to the O2 Indigo in London to see Bruce Foxton on his final tour with the band.
How do you sum up a performance that genuinely made you speechless? Rebecca Lucy Taylor has once again proven her spellbinding artistry as Self Esteem by bringing an exclusive five-night run of her highly anticipated third album A...
I can’t think of a better venue for an orchestra than the Roundhouse. Originally built in 1846 as a steam engine turntable, the converted structure- with its circular central stage - is not only visually stunning, but also acoustically...
Phil Campbell is legendary in his own right as having been Motorhead's guitarist for 30 plus years until the demise of the band almost 10 years ago after Lemmy's death
Stoke-on-Trent’s loudest prophets of punk-folk fury are back—and they’ve brought the end of the world with them. The Best Thing On TV isn’t just an album title; it’s practically a dare. “Go on then, try and top this.”