Thrash metal titans Slipknot bring their debut album anniversary tour to Manchester for a show that threatens to shake the new arena to its foundations.
The Twang stunned Liverpool’s O2 Academy with a performance of hit album ‘Jewellery Quarter’ in full.
One of the most anticipated tours of the year had finally come to fruition after months upon months of waiting.
Sundara Karma closed the book on their indie pop journey with their final ever show at Kentish Town Forum on Sunday night.
On a rainy Thursday night in Brixton, Remi Wolf arrived to ensure her audience couldn’t tell the difference between the sweat and rain on their clothes.
It’s a band that recognise the need to embrace life and energy as it is in their form – playful, uplifting and joyful.
Complete with laser pigeons and technicolour bras, non-stop party patrons Confidence Man champion unbridled rave at Bristol Beacon.
Idles bring their menacing energy on a colossal night at Ally Pally.
2000s indie-pop sensation Kate Nash took to the stage at KOKO, the beautiful musical palace of Camden, for a show that proved to be both celebratory and rousing in equal measure.
Critically-acclaimed musician and songwriter Jamie Cullum brought a night of fun and showmanship to London when he played the Royal Festival Hall as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
The Script battle on & make a return to the stage on their Satellites World Tour. Stunning set-design, powerful performances & breath-taking ballads all culminating in an incredible tribute to the power of being able to continue a legacy in the face of adversity.
Jazz legend Robert Glasper had the crowd in the palm of his very dexterous hand at Monday night's sonic ‘sermon’ at Koko in Camden.
Khruangbin are cool, in the weirdest, best way.
The 2020s have been a decade of revival so far; reunions, comebacks and re-releases in abundance. One band that has found themselves bringing back the 2000s attitude is American nu-metal act Alien Ant Farm.
Tears, laughter, and every emotion in between were experienced at Bastille’s intimate gig at London’s Shepherd Bush Empire.
Alfie Templeman brings his charm offensive to Kentish Town Forum.
A new music showcase for new music fans: Yorkshire city stake their claim all for the love of music.
Rachel Chinouriri stunned London with a dynamic set, bringing an evening of joy, heartbreak, and all the emotions in between.
The whole set-list amounts to having your heart ripped out and broken over and over again, ripped to pieces and being repaired by the end of the night in a way that feels completely rewarding.
Kasabian raise the roof of Manchester’s Co-Op Live, with a setlist full of the band’s best music to date.
Energy, charisma and a sense of unity: Irish breakout stars Kneecap brought all of this and more to Liverpool’s O2 Academy.
Over the last five years, Conan Gray has emerged as one of the biggest and most acclaimed pop stars and songwriters of his generation.
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.
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.
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.
Living legends, The Libertines, descend upon Manchester’s Albert Hall to stun a sell-out crowd.
The Kairos return home to Liverpool’s O2 Academy and put on a breath-taking show that won’t be forgotten in a hurry.
Dublin-based five-piece Gurriers continue showcasing their debut album, Come And See, with a sold-out show at London’s MOTH Club.
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!.
