Brazilian punk-rocker Karen Dió kicks off a powerful new era with her defiant new single, ‘Cut Your Hair.’ Raw, rebellious, and undeniably anthemic, the track challenges outdated beauty standards and calls out the pressure on women to conform - both in the music industry and beyond.

Ontario-based modern grunge duo Softcult have announced their debut full-length album, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow, set for release on 30 January 2026 via Easy Life Records. Written during a time of personal upheaval and transformation, the album stands as the band’s most daring and emotionally raw work to date. It’s a cathartic release - part unravelling, part reclamation - that finds Softcult pushing their sound and storytelling to new heights.

Radiohead have announced a run of 20 shows across five major European cities. The band will take the stage in Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen, and Berlin, marking a highly anticipated return to the live circuit.

Celebrating a decade of bold, genre-bending rock and electrifying showmanship, The Struts have unveiled a reimagined version of their signature anthem ‘Could Have Been Me’ - this time featuring the legendary Queen guitarist Sir Brian May.

Scene Queen, aka Hannah Collins, is ready to dazzle with an all new track: 'Platform Shoes'. The sassy new song takes aim at the fragile egos of men. “Free platform shoes for insecure men,” Collins joked on social media ahead of the release. The bubblegum metal banger immediately puts fragile masculinity in its place - and maybe even six inches higher.

Pop-punk heavyweights State Champs have dropped their latest single, ‘Common Sense’ via Pure Noise Records. The track bursts with the band’s trademark infectious hooks and driving guitars, while also leaning into a grittier, more aggressive edge that hints at the evolution of their sound.

French metalcore outfit RESOLVE have announced their UK and European headline tour for January 2026, marking the official close of their Human era.

Seven years after charging just £1 entry to their first ever gig, Reading alt-pop band Only The Poets are set to make history on Monday 2 February 2026, becoming the first band to headline London’s iconic O2 Academy Brixton for the same symbolic price.

Just ahead of their upcoming UK/EU headline tour, rising Los Angeles rock disruptor TX2 has unveiled the official video for their massive new single, ‘Feed’. A blistering fusion of raw aggression, haunting melodies, and unfiltered emotion, the track features the unmistakable presence of DeathbyRomy, whose dark pop energy adds a chilling edge to the sound.

French metal giants Rise of the Northstar have unleashed their new single titled 'A.I.R. MAX' today via Kuromaku Corp Records. Following the success of ‘NEO PARIS’ and ‘BACK2BASICS’, France’s powerhouse band is back with a hard-hitting new single. Fierce, modern, and unapologetically raw, the track nods to their roots while cementing their global status.

Nova Twins - the London-based duo Amy Love (guitar/vocals) and Georgia South (bass/vocals) - published Parasites & Butterflies as their third studio album on 29 August 2025. Building on the success of Supernova (2022), this new record dives deeper into duality - leveraging contrasts between chaos and beauty, light and shade, and vulnerability and empowerment.

Bryan Adams has just released his 16th studio album, Roll With The Punches - his first under his own independent label, Bad Records. Blending powerful rock anthems with heartfelt ballads, the album has already delivered several standout singles, including ‘A Little More Understanding,’ ‘Make Up Your Mind,’ and ‘Never Ever Let You Go.’ These tracks have earned long-term A-List airplay on BBC Radio 2 in the UK and are climbing radio charts across Canada, the U.S., and Europe.