Our writers took a moment to talk about their favourite releases over the past twelve months.
Reading & Leeds have announced their 2025 line-up with Chappell Roan, Travis Scott and Bring Me The Horizon topping the bill.
total tommy has just released her much anticipated debut album ‘bruises’.
Y Not Festival reveal their headliners for 2025
Truck Festival returns in 2025 with a stacked weekend experience.
Parklife 2025 has announced Charli XCX as their headliner, with acts such as Confidence Man, DJ Heartstring and Girls Don’t Sync.
Pulp, Kasabian, The Reytons and more announced for Tramlines 2025
Live at Leeds in the City is a rare multi-venue showing for the new and exciting in the world of music. In that same spirit, we take a look at some of the most anticipated acts to look out for this weekend, into the new year and beyond:
Download 2025 is on its way. Three brand new headliners, over 90 announced bands
London’s legendary Roundhouse is thrilled to announce the launch of Roundhouse Three Sixty, a bold and visionary new festival set within the iconic walls of Camden’s Roundhouse during April 2025.
This week's Artist of the Week is British singer-songwriter Emily Burns - who has just released her highly anticipated debut album 'Die Happy' via So Recordings.
RAYE will make her big return to All Points East.
Swiss-British indie pop sensation Kings Elliott has created a pivotal moment in her career with her highly anticipated EP ‘I’m Not Always Sad, Sometimes I’m Angry’.
Deftones, the iconic GRAMMY® Award-winning Sacramento band have announced their return to the UK next summer with a headline show at Crystal Palace Park, London on Sunday 29 June 2025, alongside special guests Weezer, High Vis, and more to be announced.
The Maccabees mark their majestic reunion with long awaited All Points East headline show.
2000trees have just dropped their biggest line-up announcement ever, and suddenly July can’t come soon enough.
This week's Artist of the Week is London based artist Paige Kennedy, who has just released their new EP ‘Babylotion’ - their sound combines danceable baselines with quirky lyrics and hook laced songwriting.
Brisbane/Meanjin psych rockers Nice Biscuit have just released their new album 'SOS' via Bad Vibrations.
Let us introduce you to Welsh singer-songwriter Brook Fox - who has just released his new track 'Time' - a song that explores themes of love and the fleeting nature of time.
This week's Band of the Week is the ever so lively SLØTFACE - who have just released their new album 'Film Buff' via Propeller Recordings.
London based Neo-Soul singer-songwriter Kalila released her new single 'Faded Blue' over the summer.
Rising Leeds indie artist Big Warm Bed - has just released his debut EP 'Shores I'm Swimming In' - which has been released via Dance To The Radio, home to the likes of Ellur and Far Caspian.
Welsh indie newcomers Half Happy have blasted on to the scene with their fantastic new EP 'Conversation Killer'.
LA-based multi instrumentalist, songwriter and film maker Holly Blair released her new EP ‘Then Comes The Lightning’ at the start of September.
Let us introduce you to garage-punk band Wax Head - hailing from Manchester, they have just released their new track 'Rusty Cutter' and are due to headline London's Shacklewell Arms on the 15th October.
NYC-born, London-based alt-jazz producer DARGZ is back with his new single 'Save You'. Being released on his own label - Studio Dargz, the track is a smooth, funk-infused piece.
This week's Artist of the Week is Irish singer & songwriter David C Clements - who has just released his new album 'The Garden'.
Having blown up on Tik Tok with her music – Isabel Abbott released her single ‘Can I Call You Rose?’ at the beginning of this month.
This week’s Artist of the Week is Naarm/Melbourne-based singer and musician Angie McMahon – who has just released her EP ‘Light Sides’ - a five-song companion to her critically acclaimed album ‘Light, Dark, Light Again’.
Bruising but beautiful: DEADLETTER's Alfie and George sit down with us to talk about their upcoming debut ‘Hysterical Strength’.
