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The ‘Willoughby Tucker Forever’ tour came to Halifax and left a permanent change in how we feel being enveloped in concerts Photo Credit: Cuffe and Taylor Continuing her return to the UK for the ‘Willoughby Tucker Forever’ tour at Halifax’s The Piece Hall and supported by Bar Italia, the very moment Ethel Cain took to the stage with her band left barrels of cheers pouring out. The energy was there, and all of the feels were eagerly awaiting their chance to ring out, and that

One Night in Heaven with MUNA - Review Kicking off their three-night residency at the legendary queer nightclub, Heaven in London, MUNA demonstrated why their fanbase keeps growing with every album cycle.

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Last Wednesday, Sala But turned into something far more than just a concert venue, it became the setting for a truly unforgettable farewell. On what promises to be his final tour, Edwyn Collins delivered a night full of nostalgia, warmth, and timeless music that reminded everyone why his songs still mean so much. From the emotional performance of “Running Away from Myself” to the beautiful moment when his son, joined him on stage to perform “Gorgeous George” together, every s

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There is a specific kind of magic that happens when an artist returns to the place where their songs were born. For CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson), that place is Paris. Taking the stage at the historic Le Trianon on April 2nd, the Irish pop icon didn’t just deliver a show, she hosted a homecoming that felt like a chaotic, beautiful, and deeply personal exchange between an artist and her "second home." Early in the set, CMAT opened up about her deep connection to the city

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.

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 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.

The Toronto-based four-piece — Jordan and Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl, and Eliza Enman-McDaniel — embark on an eleven-track emotional roller coaster, plunging headfirst into exploring not only the highs and lows, but the chaotic messiness of love and loss. Punctuated with gritty guitar, energetic drums, and varying elements of both alt and punk rock, every song tells a different, holistic story, from the perspective of a different band member. Lead singer Jordan Miller, who al

Photo Credit: Louis Comar ‘City of Love’, ‘City of Light’– there are so many ways Paris has been described as and it is no wonder artists long to play on Parisian stages, with the city gathering some of the most passionate audiences on the globe. Rock En Seine Day 1 mirrored this exact love. With an all-women-led lineup the day began with Sophie Morgan Howart (Luvcat) taking the East Stage in pin-up glory. With a new album on the horizon, ‘Vicious Delicious’ (out 31st October

All Points East delivered an exciting bill of acts for its final weekend of the year in Victoria Park. From Raye to FKA Twigs, Barry Can’t Swim, and JADE, festival-goers experienced a wide range of genres and performances across multiple stages. Once again, All Points East affirms itself as one of the most exciting summer festivals, painting a vivid picture of the UK music landscape, from established acts to newcomers alike. Until next year!

Dorset’s We Out Here Festival was back again this year for its 6 th edition, a 4-day outing celebrating soul, jazz, hip-hop, house and...