Part of her Honeymoon in a Motel tour, Eileen Alister’s Barcelona stop felt intimate in a way that doesn’t usually happen at this scale. The room locked in early and stayed there, no big theatrics or distractions. Just her presence carrying the set from start to finish. Her sound lives in contrast: soft, then sharp, with emotional, sometimes heavy lyrics about love and growing up, cut through with a clean pop edge that keeps everything moving. It never drags, never overreac

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Del Water Gap returned to London’s Roundhouse on March 17th 2026 performing a sold-out headline show at the iconic North London venue – a full-circle moment after previously playing the venue with Girl In Red a few years ago. The American singer-songwriter, whose real name is Samuel Holden Jaffe, is currently on his "Chasing The Chimera" world tour, celebrating his latest album, released in November 2025.

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Laufey turned The O2 Arena into her own jazz club on the 9th March 2026; her second sold out night at The O2 as part of her A Matter Of Time  tour. The tour was filled to the brim with dancing, bunny ears, and felt crowns, and was dubbed “the most laid back big gig”  some of the attendees had “ever been to”  (- Chloe Green, attendee). This laid back vibe started with Alice Phoebe Lou as Laufey’s opener. With a set full of upbeat songs and lyrics to get the crowd waving their

There’s something special about witnessing an artist step into their biggest moment yet. And that’s exactly what we got to see on Sunday evening as Asha Banks took the stage at The Roundhouse for her largest headline show to date.

‘Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally’, the singer’s fourth and latest album, is proof of what happens when an artist is finally sure of their craft and creativity. Eclectic at its core, this is an album that feels both nonchalant and intentional in equal measure.

On her debut album ‘why do i get out of bed?’ London-based singer-songwriter Emilia Tarrant turns inward, tracing the emotions that shape her daily life. The statement reflects the record’s confessional core, showcasing Tarrant’s strength as a storyteller as she transforms day-to-day struggles with mental health, relationships, and friendships into intimate, pop-infused narratives. The record preserves the raw honesty that has defines her work.

Dea Matrona Live at República da Música, Lisbon - Photo Gallery by Rita Costa

On Saturday night, March 7, Bárbara Tinoco brought the show that previously filled Lisbon’s MEO Arena to the North of Portugal, taking over Super Bock Arena, in Porto, for an emotional yet energetic night. 

‘Her Flowers’, the hauntingly beautiful song by singer-songwriter Liv Bloore was released today and we can’t get enough. The deeply melancholic indie tune carries metaphors of love and loss, blending nostalgia and self assurance. The musician explored the beauty of girlhood mixed with the fragility in relationships through soft vocals and introspective lyrics and we were lucky to have Liv explain more of her inspiration for this song.

We compiled a list of our favourite releases from February as well as some exciting concerts happening in March!

Indie rocker Miles Kane brought his sixth studio album 'Sunlight In The Shadows', released in October 2025, to North London’s Roundhouse on January 30th 2026. The English musician, best known as the co-frontman of The Last Shadow Puppets alongside Arctic Monkeys‘ Alex Turner, commanded the stage, holding the audience in the palm of his hand throughout the night. Kane clearly knows how to put on a show and his performance at the Roundhouse once again proved exactly that. 

We compiled a list of our favourite releases from January as well as some exciting concerts happening in February!

Each year brings the unexpected when it comes to music. Small artists become household names, fresh tracks and sounds dominate the charts and hearts of listeners, and new albums defy and challenge the norms of the music industry. 2025 saw the dawn of some of our favorite new musicians, songs, and albums, and we here at Sonic Hub just have to share them with you! Here are our top 10 songs of 2025, in no particular order.  TRUE BELIEVER, HAYLEY WILLIAMS “True Believer” is Hayle

Beth McCarthy headlining O2 Kentish Town Forum, November 30th 2025, supported by CATTY

The Barcelona singer turning queer feelings, raw emotion, and real-life contradictions into bold, atmospheric soundtracks for anyone living life a little too intensely. Barcelona-based artist Claudia Allmang  describes her music in the simplest, sharpest terms: “I make lesbian music.”  But behind that playful declaration sits a universe of contrasts —softness and seduction, euphoria and pain, politics and instinct all colliding inside her sound. For Claudia,  intimacy doesn’t

On the 25th of November 2025, over halfway through his Stella Artour  (yes named after the drink), Arthur Hill lit up Chalk Venue in Brighton with his incredible set and lots of ‘Dad dancing’. Opening for Hill was Benjamin Steer, along with his guitarist Luke and drummer Marco. Steer’s “2nd time in Brighton”  was not one to forget, with his fantastic set and music style that one could describe as being a combination between Alec Benjamin and Shawn Mendes. Self-describing his

From the release of the much-awaited EP ‘ Voyeur ’ to two high-profile opening slots for Tate McRae and Dua Lipa and a current EU/UK tour, 2025 has certainly been a rose-tinted year for singer-songwriter Alessi Rose. Whilst her upward trajectory is easily chartered online by means of a deeply dedicated fanbase, seeing it live as Rose took the stage at Brighton Dome for her first ever Brighton show made it all the more electrifying. The crowd arrived decked in the ‘ Voyeur ’ t

“This is my favourite show, I’m having so much fun,” Sunday (1994)’s lead vocalist Paige Turner announced mid-set, as she moved towards the her bandmate, guitarist Lee Newell. It’s hard to fathom that the LA-based dream-pop group’s first single only came out last year, judging by the size and devotion of the crowd that filled EartH Theatre on Thursday night. Fresh off a very successful run of European dates and a summer on the UK festival circuit, the band returned to London