Orláith Forsythe of Dea Matrona discusses the band'ss rise from street performances to major festivals and the deep Irish roots of their musical influences.
Anna Friedberg discusses her transition from a solo artist to forming Friedberg, and the deep-rooted literary and musical influences that shape their sound.
Exploring themes of race, class, and creativity, 'Rebel Country' offers a fresh look at country music’s evolving landscape, debuting soon at the Tribeca Film Festival.
In a candid conversation with Ben Hozie and Nikki Belfiglio, we uncover the layers behind Bodega's music, discussing everything from continental philosophy to rock's corporate origins.
Exploring themes of change and self-expression, Lo Moon returns with an introspective and ambitious third album, led by the revealing single 'Borrowed Hills'.
Palace return with a profound exploration of love, loss, and redemption in their new album, as revealed to whynow in a detailed track-by-track commentary.
Yellow Days tells whynow about his loathing for postmodernity and personality cults, his large Dutch forehead, and realising he was turning into a spoilt little pop star.
DIIV and Fred Durst team up for a performance that’s a prelude to an album exploring the depths of modern collapse.
London's very own Tatyana, who merges her roles as a producer, singer, and harpist, has just dropped her latest single, 'Control', featuring the Dave...
For Max Newy and his fellow Brummie bandmates, Overpass is the musical highway none of them thought they'd be taking when they started dabbling during...
Willie J Healey brings his acclaimed album ‘Bunny’ to stages across the UK this May. Get ready for a tour filled with soulful tunes and electric performances.
Bombay Bicycle Club returns with ‘Willow’, featuring Lucy Rose, teasing their upcoming EP ‘Fantasies’ with collaborations that span genres and generations.
From capturing Michael J. Fox and Travis Scott to revealing the unseen beauty of abandoned places, this is trashhand's photographic journey.
Cult Classics, the electrifying new album from the UK's emerging dance duo Joy Anonymous weaves together house, disco, soul, and evocative songwriting.
Olivia Rodrigo has unveiled a haunting new single, 'Can’t Catch Me Now', which features on the soundtrack for the forthcoming Hunger Games prequel.
Glastonbury tickets were due to go on sale this evening for next year's festival, but organisers have moved it back.
Next August will see Blossoms play a huge outdoor gig at Wythenshawe Park in Manchester - scroll down to find out more (and buy tickets here).
As hip-hop celebrates half a century, Normski's photographs offer a time capsule of its indelible impact on the UK's cultural tapestry.
The V&A East Museum has announced its maiden exhibition, The Music Is Black: A British Story, aiming to spotlight the influence of Black British music on both UK and global culture.
MGMT, the duo composed of Andrew VanWyngarden and Benjamin Goldwasser, have unveiled details of their forthcoming fifth studio album, Loss Of Life.
The Rolling Stones have been celebrated by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) with the BRIT Billion Award, marking the monumental achievement of one billion career streams in the UK.
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are set to rock stadiums across the UK and Europe once again with their 2024 tour, the rock legend's social media channels confirmed this morning.
The Japanese House has announced a UK headline tour for next year. Find out when she's playing below.
Sting has unveiled his plans for an exclusive series of outdoor gigs across the UK and Ireland. Scheduled for June 2024, these concerts come as an extension of his ongoing ‘My Songs’ world tour.
Sigrid’s latest record, The Hype EP, marks her return to the music scene after a year of experimentation and soul-searching.
Kevin Abstract is back, this time venturing into alternative rock with his latest single, 'Running Out.'
The Velvet Hands, the London-based Cornish quintet, have reemerged with an extended edition of their second album Sucker Punch.
Griff has announced her new tour, set to sweep across the UK and Europe next year. Scroll down for ticket info.
★★★★☆ After a 12-year hiatus, The Streets have returned with a welcome blend of old and new. The Darker the Shadow the Brighter the Light is comfortingly familiar and yet betrays subtle strands of maturity.
At the end of a year in which Peter Gabriel has released a new song on the occasion of every full moon, 1st December will see the release of his much-anticipated new studio album, i/o.
