Taking the stage in front of larger-than-life screens, Australian pop-punk titans Tonight Alive rolled into London for a night of pure emotion and nostalgia. "Hope your knees and back are going to be okay," frontwoman Jenna McDougall joked early in the night, eyeing the crowd with mischievous affection. "We’ve got 22 songs on this setlist." And they absolutely delivered.

In an era of AI and polished performances, Badflower’s performance at Here at Outernet on December 15, 2025, was a glorious middle finger to perfectionism. This was a reminder that we’re actually starving for something human, messy, and real. As their only headline show of the year and their final curtain call for 2025, they proved that this band doesn’t just play for an audience, but lives in the moment with them. This show was an unpredictable banana-smashing, hammer-swinging, drum-toppling masterclass that London won’t soon forget, showing us exactly why they’re an essential band to watch: They’re the relatable, chaotic heartbeat of modern rock.

In the depths of HERE at Outernet, a phone free show was the order of business and it turned out to be highly effective in generating a feral riot, with Wargasm right at the centre.

Atmosphere has always been central to DIIV’s appeal - not just in sound, but in presence. At London’s HERE at Outernet, the Brooklyn-based band transformed the space into something immersive and introspective from the moment the house lights dimmed. The ultra-modern, subterranean venue made for a perfect setting for the quartet’s hypnotic blend of shoegaze, post-punk, and dream pop.