PVRIS are gearing up for a big 2025. They will be co-headlining the Thursday night of 2000 Trees Festival alongside Irish rap group, Kneecap. They will be releasing a new mixtape which features and was crafted by all female, non-binary, and queer personnel, including engineers, producers, and featured artists. Notable features include LIGHTS, Tommy Genesis, Alice Longyu-Gao, Mothica, Uffie, and Sizzy […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: Pet Needs announce new album and 2025 acoustic tour
PET NEEDS have announced a new album ‘Kind of Acoustic’. Due for release on 24th January 2025, the release is fronted by ‘The Burning Building’, its lead single, which is out now. A special acoustic album, their upcoming release comprises 12 tracks in total, with 4 songs taken from each of their 3 albums to […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: There’s a new festival coming to London and Jamie XX is headlining
LIDO Festival, the newest addition to London’s summer calendar, is coming to Victoria Park in June 2025. They have announced the inaugural headliner for Saturday 7 June: Jamie xx. He will be joined by a specially curated line-up featuring collaborators Romy, Panda Bear, and John Glacier, alongside acclaimed artists Arca, Sampha, DJ Gigola, Shy One, Wookie, and livwutang. Adding to the bill, Jamie brings his celebrated […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: The Maccabees are back and are headlining All Points East Festival
We absolutely love The Maccabees and were at their very emotional farewell show at Alexandra Palace in 2017. We are thrilled that they have reformed and will be headlining London’s All Points East Festival in 2024. The band have curated the supporting line-up which already includes stellar contemporaries like Bombay Bicycle Club and The Cribs […]
Continue ReadingLIVE REVIEW: Ben Howard – Beacon, Bristol, 28th October 2024
No artist has appeared to work harder to shake off their early audience than Ben Howard. The English singer-songwriter enjoyed enormous success with his 2011 debut, “Every Kingdom”. It achieved triple-platinum status in the UK and saw Ben nominated for the Mercury Prize, win two BRIT Awards and play to one of the largest crowds […]
Continue ReadingLIVE REVIEW: The Go! Team – Marble Factory, Bristol, 28th September 2024
It might be difficult for some of us to accept but The Go! Team’s debut LP, “Thunder, Lightning, Strike”, is 20 years old. To celebrate its anniversary, they are playing the Mercury Prize-nominated album in full on a tour which includes a stop at The Marble Factory. It is hard to imagine a better record […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: The Libertines announce outdoor Summer show with spectacular supporting line-up
The Libertines have turned into a formidable and reliable live force. Following a successful sold out 2024 tour, the band have announced some Summer shows for 2025 and it includes a headline date at London’s Gunnersbury Park. Very special guests Supergrass will join them for the show alongside Soft Play, Hak Baker, Lambrini Girls and […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: The Warwick Sessions announces first acts for 2025 with Elbow, S Club and The Stranglers
AEG Presents has announced The Warwick Sessions 2025 with three headliners: The Stranglers, S Club, and elbow, with more names still to be announced. From Friday 4th to Sunday 6th July next year, music will take over St Nicholas’ Park near one of the UK’s most historic sites, Warwick Castle. Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST on Friday 18 October.
Continue ReadingNEWS: Everyone You Know announce 2025 tour dates
Everyone You Know have announced their “Ain’t Smiled In Ages” tour in support of their debut LP of the same name finally being released on 15th November. The duo have been dropping bangers for several years and it’s wild to think they have not actually released their first album yet. Their 2021 EP, “Just For […]
Continue ReadingNEWS: Skunk Anansie announce UK Tour and 25th anniversary re-issue of “Post Orgasmic Chill”
Skunk Anansie remain one of the most essential live bands in the country. They have just announced details of a 14 date UK tour in 2025. They are also re-issuing their third album, “Post Orgasmic Chill”, which turns 25 this year. That album was something of a commercial disappointment for the record label when released […]
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