SNOW PATROL ANNOUNCE HUGE OPEN-AIR SHOW IN LONDON FOR NEXT YEAR
Northern Irish alt-rock powerhouses Snow Patrol have announced a massive open-air concert at London’s Crystal Palace Park on Friday, 3 July 2026. Joining them on stage will be the soulful Rag ‘N’ Bone Man and rising indie-pop star Nieve Ella.
I PREVAIL ANNOUNCE UK/EU 2026 TOUR
I Prevail have announced a 15-date tour across the United Kingdom and Europe for Autumn 2026. The run, which includes a show at London’s Alexandra Palace, will celebrate the release of their brand-new album Violent Nature. They’ll be joined on tour by special guests Polaris and Amira Elfeky.
TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB CELEBRATE 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEBUT ALBUM WITH HUGE LONDON OUTDOOR SHOW
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of their debut album Tourist History, beloved Northern Irish indie band Two Door Cinema Club have announced a massive outdoor show at London’s Crystal Palace Park on Friday, 26 June 2026. The band will perform Tourist History in full, alongside a selection of their biggest hits.
HOT MULLIGAN ANNOUNCE HEADLINE EU/UK/IRELAND 2026 TOUR
HOT MULLIGAN have announced their 2026 headline tour across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. Following their arena run with Pierce The Veil, the band will hit fifteen cities starting February 2026, including a stop at the iconic London Roundhouse, with support from Delta Sleep.
ALBUM REVIEW: TAYLOR SWIFT - THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL (03/10/25) - TRACK BY TRACK
When you think Taylor Swift, you may think of a blonde singer who often writes about her love life. Perhaps, if you are a little more acquainted, you might identify her as a pop star, recalling some of her hits such as ‘Style’, ‘Blank Space’, ‘Don’t Blame Me’, or you could go old school with one of her first international successes, ‘Love Story’. You may even know, after the global sensation that was her two year long Eras Tour, that she often creates full themes for her new albums, spanning decades and music genres, and if you’re really a pro, you know she self-identifies as an English teacher because of her love of lyricism and poetry.
Whichever one you are, this album might be for you.
MAYDAY PARADE RELEASE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF THEIR 20TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUM TRILOGY
Beloved emo trailblazers Mayday Parade return with Sad, the highly anticipated second chapter of their three-part album trilogy celebrating the band’s 20th anniversary. Following this spring’s Sweet, and ahead of the final installment due in 2026, Sad marks a milestone moment: the band’s first self-released project since their 2006 debut EP Tales Told By Dead Friends.
AFI UNVEIL TWELFTH STUDIO ALBUM
AFI return today with their twelfth studio album, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…, out now via Run For Cover Records. The record features the previously released singles ‘Behind the Clock’, ‘Holy Visions’, and ‘Ash Speck in a Green Eye’, the latter arriving just days before the full release.
THRICE RELEASE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED TWELFTH ALBUM
After decades of reshaping the sound of modern rock, Thrice return with their twelfth studio album, Horizons/West, out now via Epitaph Records.
LEAP RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM
LEAP have unveiled their debut album, Entropy, a whirlwind of rock ’n’ roll extremes and raw emotion. It’s a high-octane dance through the chaotic brilliance of frontman Jacky’s mind. Fusing heavy riffs and pounding rhythms with flashes of electronica and soaring pop hooks, the record is driven by Jacky’s distinctive vocals, which guide listeners through London’s gritty underbelly and his own battles with mental health. It’s the story of chasing, gaining, and ultimately losing the glittering Hollywood major-label dream, only to emerge with something far more powerful.
THE SPOTLIGHT: WEEKLY MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS (03/10)
Your guide to this week’s newest music releases.
EMPRESS OF UNVEILS NEW SONG
Empress Of returns with a brand-new single, ‘Blasting Through The Speakers.’ Co-produced alongside Mike Sabath (Raye, Shawn Mendes), the track arrives after a challenging year shaped by the Altadena fires and channels that experience into a cathartic burst of pop energy.
LIVE REVIEW + PHOTOS: WARGASM AT HERE AT OUTERNET, LONDON 28/09/25
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.