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My Bloody Valentine announce first UK headline tour in over a decade

My Bloody Valentine announce first UK headline tour in over ten years, with shows in Manchester, London and Glasgow this November.

Little Simz shares new single 'Free' ahead of forthcoming album Lotus

Little Simz shares new single 'Free', the second track from her upcoming album Lotus, out 9th May.

Limitless Live confirms 2025 return with new partnerships and a strong social mission

Limitless Live confirms its 2025 return to the Roundhouse with new partners and a strong focus on mental health and social mobility.

HAIM join Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 line-up

HAIM set to perform at Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 as outreach plans are rolled out across Merseyside.

CMAT announces new album EURO-COUNTRY, shares single 'Running/Planning'

CMAT announces her second album EURO-COUNTRY and shares new single 'Running/Planning', ahead of her biggest headline shows yet.

Why, 20 years later, Dig! is still the ultimate music doc

As Dig! returns to cinemas, we revisit the chaos, creativity and collapse at the heart of a cult classic.

EKKSTACY shares title track from new album Forever

EKKSTACY returns with new single ‘Forever’ and announces details of his third album and North American tour.

The Streets, Ghetts and Jon Batiste join Little Simz’s Meltdown

Meltdown 2025 opens with The Streets and closes with Little Simz & Chineke! Orchestra. The eleven-day festival runs 12-22 June.

Keo launch first official single ‘I Lied, Amber’

Burgeoning alt-rock outfit Keo have released their highly-anticipated first official single, ‘I Lied, Amber’.

Till The Morning by Brian D'Addario review | A tender, baroque-folk detour from one half of The Lemon Twigs

Brian D’Addario of The Lemon Twigs steps out solo with Till The Morning, a tender, subtly political and beautifully crafted album blending baroque pop, folk and jangly 60s romanticism with moments of emotional gravity.

From Charli XCX to Caroline Polachek: The tracks that inspired Phoebe Green’s most personal work yet

The Container finds Phoebe Green embracing bold pop ambition. Here, she reveals the songs that shaped its sound and emotional core.

Mychelle joins Jorja Smith on UK tour and drops 'You Don’t Care About Me'

Mychelle shares 'You Don’t Care About Me', a soulful new single produced by Tom Henry, as she prepares to hit the road with Jorja Smith.

Soft Play announce Heavier Jelly with new single featuring Kate Nash

Soft Play’s Heavy Jelly gets a new lease on life with Heavier Jelly, arriving 18th April with fresh tracks and the new single 'Slushy' featuring Kate Nash.

Lip Filler embrace raw emotion on new single 'Laugh Track'

Lip Filler return with 'Laugh Track' and a run of UK tour dates, bringing their blistering live energy to Brighton, London, Leeds, Bristol, and Birkenhead.

Pencil announce debut EP Bohemian Clutter and share 'Silent Corners'

Pencil’s latest single 'Silent Corners' builds tension like a dance track before collapsing under its own weight. Their debut EP Bohemian Clutter follows in May.

Matt Maltese expands his songwriting universe with 'Pined For You My Whole Life'

Matt Maltese has shared 'Pined For You My Whole Life', the third single from his upcoming album Hers, set for release on 16th May....

Dirty Nice return with 'What I Wanna Hear' and a new world of cartoon-pop chaos

Dirty Nice set to play BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend as they drop new track 'What I Wanna Hear'.

'Neighbours' marks a dark and unhinged comeback for humour

Glasgow’s Humour return with 'Neighbours,' their first release in nearly two years, a post-hardcore blast of paranoia and intensity.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce Hidden In Pieces tour with reimagined classics

Yeah Yeah Yeahs return with their Hidden In Pieces tour, reimagining their biggest hits and deep cuts with strings and piano in intimate venues.

Charli XCX brings Gesaffelstein, Jodie Harsh, Magdalena Bay, and Yseult to LIDO Festival

Charli XCX’s headline slot at LIDO Festival just got bigger. See the full Party Girl line-up, including Gesaffelstein, Jodie Harsh, and The Japanese House.

Cat Stevens' 1974 Tokyo concert album Saturnight lands on vinyl, CD, and digital

Yusuf / Cat Stevens' 1974 Tokyo live album Saturnight gets its first worldwide release, remastered at Abbey Road and available on CD, vinyl, and digital formats from 2nd May.

Kelly Lee Owens at Troxy | Producer’s pursuit of pure euphoria pays off

Kelly Lee Owens transforms Troxy into a trance-fuelled dreamscape, balancing euphoria and intimacy in a performance that proves her status as a singular force in electronic music.

New Zealand’s Ratbag unveils ‘Juliet & Juliet’ ahead of Iceland Airwaves set

Ratbag’s latest single ‘Juliet & Juliet’ blends romance with something darker. The track follows her breakthrough year and hints at more to come.

Primal Scream unveil Come Ahead: The Remixes Vol 1 (Vocals) ahead of UK tour

Primal Scream’s Come Ahead gets the remix treatment with contributions from Neil Tennant, Terry Farley, and more. The album lands 28th March, ahead of their UK tour.

Bon Iver unveils 'If Only I Could Wait' and 'Walk Home' ahead of SABLE, fABLE

Two new tracks from Bon Iver’s SABLE, fABLE are out this Friday, 14th March, along with a special live stream preview.

Michael Kiwanuka at Eventim Apollo | Old soul reaffirms he’s a real classic 

Michael Kiwanuka’s stunning Eventim Apollo performance reaffirmed his status as a true modern classic, delivering an intimate, soulful set that felt as timeless as the music itself.

Mura Masa releases ‘JUMP,’ reworking a Soca classic

‘JUMP’ sees Mura Masa reworking Zulu Lightning’s Hol up Your Foot and Jump into an immersive club release.

DIIV share Mount Kimbie remix of ‘Everyone Out’ and announce EU/UK tour

DIIV share a new remix of Everyone Out by Mount Kimbie and announce an EU/UK tour for 2025.

Overwhelmed? A guide to music’s most daunting discographies

Some bands release albums faster than you can listen to them. Here’s how to navigate the most overwhelming discographies in music history.

Divorce release Drive to Goldenhamme plus new video for ‘Lord’

Divorce have finally dropped their debut album, Drive to Goldenhammer, and it’s understandably turning heads, cementing the Nottingham quartet as o...