Avril Lavigne is back, and even though her tour dates here in the UK have been delayed another year, we have a great album to tide us over. Perhaps they’ll be another one before the aforementioned shows if we’re lucky. However, it will take some doing to beat this offering.
Knuckle Puck have been described as one of the aggressive pop-punk genre’s preeminent forces. The band, who hail from Chicago, certainly live up to this reputation. This has never been more obvious than on their upcoming release Disposable Life and offering produced by Seth Henderson, due for release on February 4, 2022.
The Snuts, who are all in their 20’s have been together since they met as teenagers at school. Many influential artists have noted their presence on the scene, including Louis Tomlinson after playing at his Away From Home online festival. Tonight, however, is about the fans and sharing something with them that has been a long time coming.
Sam Fischer is an Australian singer-songwriter who has worked with some global pop superstars, including Ciara, Lennon Stella, Louis Tomlinson, Elle King, Jessie J, Virginia To Vegas, and many more. On Tuesday, October 5, he headed to London for his first headlining show in the city, which turned out to be a dream come true for him and his audience alike.
Flawes are three lads originally from Huddersfield but now based in London, belting out alternative pop songs at every opportunity. Freddie Edwards, Josh Carruthers, and Josh Hussey were happy to bring us a special night at Omeara with special guests too.
Bull are four Yorkshiremen whose sound mixes their alt-rock influences along with vocalist Tom Beers’s down-to-earth songwriting and a particularly wry sense of humour. On Wednesday, September 29, they headed down south to London for an energetic show at The Lexington, which was undoubtedly a night to remember.
A Monday night may not be the go-to night out for many. But, when The Reytons played on a dreary Monday night at Camden’s Underworld, they proved that you can bring the energy of the weekend to anywhere, anytime if you want. These newly crowned kings of indie came to the capital for their first London show and brought the […]
Mason Hill are a band on the up, and on September 24, they were preparing to play a much anticipated London show at The Underworld Camden. Fans poured into the venue in a steady stream, grabbing their drinks and heading to the main room, which was buzzing with excitement.
Lifeforms is Angels & Airwaves‘ sixth studio album, and to say it has been long-awaited is an understatement; you may be forgiven for thinking it might never have happened.
Hawthorne Heights could very well be named champions of emo. Let’s face it; they’ve got to be up there with the best when you try to think of emo bands. With this their eighth album, The Rain Just Follows Me, they attempt to affirm their place in the music scene as more than just a part of emo history.
Grayscale have made quite the splash in the music scene so far, with ripples reaching further outwards as time goes by.
Tramlines 2021: from indie to grime and everything in between over three days of music and mayhem.
Tramlines Festival is dubbed as Sheffield’s biggest party and is all set to go ahead at Hillsborough Park on the 23rd – 25th July. Here’s everything you need to know about the festival.
The trio that is Drug Store Romeos is made up of vocalist and keyboardist Sarah Downie, bassist Charlie Henderson, and drummer Jonny Gilbert. Their aptly named debut album, The World Within Our Bedrooms, perfectly encapsulates a sound that they first developed in their bedrooms in their hometown of Fleet.
On April 17, from The Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles, California, Weezer, along with the LA Philharmonic and the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles, put on a very special live stream.
Every month an absolute plethora of artists release music, many of whom are yet to break into the mainstream scene. There simply isn’t enough time to listen to them all, but we’ve been listening to new artists all month, trying to consume as much new music as possible. To make it even easier for you to discover new talent, we’ve […]
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