The legendary four-time GRAMMY® winner, producer, and versatile multi-hyphenate Lenny Kravitz has revealed plans for a massive outdoor performance at London’s Gunnersbury Park on Saturday, August 15, 2026. Featuring a stellar lineup of special guests including Leon Thomas, Joss Stone, Brooke Combe, and De’Wayne, this performance is a centerpiece of the global Lenny Kravitz Live 2026 tour, which continues to bring his world-renowned stage show to international audiences.

In celebration of her 15th anniversary as a solo performer, the Japanese musical powerhouse LiSA has revealed her inaugural headline tour across the UK and Europe, scheduled for September 2026. This landmark trek marks the first time she will perform for fans in London, Paris, Milan, and Düsseldorf, bringing a career-spanning setlist that highlights the greatest hits from her extensive discography.

For Softcult, twin sisters Mercedes and Phoenix Arn-Horn, moving from a few short EPs to a full-length album feels like finally getting to tell the whole story. While their early singles were quick snapshots of emotions, a debut album is the first time the siblings have the space to really open up.

As the iconic notes of Edith Piaf’s ‘Non, je ne regrette rien’, blasted triumphantly around The Islington Academy2 and French metalcore outfit Resolve strode onto the stage, an already thoroughly warmed up and packed out room lost their collective mind. Before the main act had even had a chance to play a note, a trio of bands with their own pull on the London crowd had their chance to impress.

Enter Shikari have leveled up once again, announcing their most ambitious headline arena tour to date. Set to sweep through the UK and EU this November, the tour follows a highly anticipated Australian run in May.

Modern metalcore visionaries ERRA have officially pulled back the curtain on their next chapter. The band’s highly anticipated new album, silence outlives the earth, is set to arrive on March 6th, 2026, via UNFD.

Softcult marks a major career milestone today with the release of their debut LP, When A Flower Doesn’t Grow (Easy Life Records). The Ontario-based duo continues to lead the modern grunge revival with a full-length collection now available on all platforms. Accompanying the release is a striking new visual for the defiant lead single, ‘Not Sorry.’

Following the massive success of her chart-topping breakthrough The Good Witch, acclaimed singer-songwriter Maisie Peters officially returns with the announcement of her third studio album, Florescence. Scheduled for release on Friday, May 15, the album is now available for pre-order alongside a stunning trailer directed by Amelia Dimoldenberg.

Celebrating two decades of dominance, Motionless In White are proud to unveil their latest single, ‘AFRAID OF THE DARK,’ out now alongside its official music video. The track serves as a bridge between the band’s storied past and their evolving future, seamlessly blending their signature metallic ferocity with modern electronic textures.

Fresh off a monumental year and three brand-new BRIT Award nominations, Wolf Alice has announced their largest headline show to date. The seminal British band will take over North London’s Finsbury Park on July 5th, 2026, for a massive homecoming celebration.

After a eight-year silence, Arcane Roots has officially reformed. The band celebrates their return with 'A Wave, Across The Sea,' their first piece of new music since 2018. A six-minute masterpiece of shifting dynamics, the track serves as a bold reminder of the technical breadth and emotional power that defined the band's legacy.

Southern California’s Death Lens, the quintessential punk band for the modern era, is back. The multicultural, working-class quartet officially announced their new album, What’s Left Now?, set for release on April 24, 2026, via Epitaph Records.