Kasabian raise the roof of Manchester’s Co-Op Live, with a setlist full of the band’s best music to date.
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Griff effortlessly graces Ally Pally.
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Energy, charisma and a sense of unity: Irish breakout stars Kneecap brought all of this and more to Liverpool’s O2 Academy.
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Over the last five years, Conan Gray has emerged as one of the biggest and most acclaimed pop stars and songwriters of his generation.
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On the last night of the ‘Indie Til I Die’ tour at Brixton Academy, The Enemy and The Subways don’t do things by halves – except half-and-half scarves, of course.
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A night of mixed emotions - of hope and loss, of anger and joy as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds continue to prove they’re still in a league of their own, decades since their formation.
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Taking over London’s O2 Arena, Glass Animals delivered an out-of-this-world performance that will linger in fans’ memories long after the last note has faded.
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Living legends, The Libertines, descend upon Manchester’s Albert Hall to stun a sell-out crowd.
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The Kairos return home to Liverpool’s O2 Academy and put on a breath-taking show that won’t be forgotten in a hurry.
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Dublin-based five-piece Gurriers continue showcasing their debut album, Come And See, with a sold-out show at London’s MOTH Club.
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Amyl and The Sniffers are touring the world as we speak and brought their ecstatic live show, celebrating new album ‘Cartoon Darkness’, to Newcastle's NX!.
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Cults make louche return at London’s Lafayette.
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Local lads Beauty School bring their co-headline tour with fellow emo kids Jetski to the familiar surrounds of Leeds’ Key Club.
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Sum 41 took over Wembley for both a Halloween special and a final London hurrah.
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Local Natives live in London. A long-awaiting reunion and a bittersweet farewell.
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Lizzy McAlpine brings the comfort and warmth of her LA studio to the Victoria Warehouse stage.
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Outbreak Festival, in its autumn form, showcased some of the greatest hardcore acts around, with huge international names coming to town and giving the Manchester crowd exactly what they wanted.
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Irish folk band Lankum are one of the best in the industry at the moment; able to captivate an audience and reduce them to sheer silence for much of their set like no other.
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Victoria Canal turned her largest headline show at EartH in London on Thursday into a celebration, aided by her best friend Lucy Clearwater.
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The London-based duo Shelf Lives kicked off the release of their EP No Idea with a headline show at one of Hackney's (and London’s) most beloved venues, MOTH Club on Wednesday evening.
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