The global roster at Fearless Records has grown even more formidable with the recent addition of ARCHERS, the rising Wisconsin-based rock outfit comprised of vocalist Nathanael Pulley, guitarist Ben Koehler, and drummer Grayson Mesarosh. Following their successful winter tour alongside Nothing More and Catch Your Breath, the trio has wasted no time in delivering another high-energy anthem for their fans. The band has officially unveiled the visualizer for their latest single, ‘Say So,’ which is now available for streaming and viewing.

The high-octane duo WARGASM have officially unveiled their latest live album, Live In London 2025, providing an immersive audio document of their special "phones-free" headline performance at London’s Here at Outernet on 28th September 2025. This visceral recording is now available for fans to stream across all digital platforms.

In the midst of what is proving to be their most significant year to date, South Arcade have returned with their inaugural release of 2026. Their latest single, ‘SUPERMAN’, is now available across all major platforms, with an official music video set to premiere at 6pm today.

The nu-gaze collective Silo have officially unveiled ‘Forget It’ today, marking the third single to be lifted from their highly anticipated debut studio album, Haze, which is scheduled for arrival on May 1st through Easy Life Records.

Today marks the official arrival of As Everything Unfolds’ highly-anticipated new studio album, DID YOU ASK TO BE SET FREE?, released through Century Media. This record represents a profound evolution for the group, serving as a visceral documentation of a period defined by both immense personal stability and unfathomable tragedy.

In a move that completely bypasses the traditional industry cycle of teasers and promotional campaigns, Enter Shikari have stunned their fanbase today by surprise-releasing their latest full-length album. Titled Lose Your Self and arriving via So Recordings, the record consists of 12 expansive tracks that delve into profound themes of desolation, futility, and a pervasive sense of despair regarding the current state of our world, though these darker elements are carefully balanced by persistent glimmers of optimism and hope.

On a chaotic Easter bank holiday weekend as Storm Dave bears down on the UK it would be a fair cop to say that 2026 festival season hasn't quite started yet. Although we may be a little while away from fields and camping (and mud) the start of April is the perfect time for the Guildhall in Portsmouth to get everyone warmed up for a summer of debauchery and play host to a few dozen raucous bands across two days and three stages.

London quartet Graphic Nature have returned with new single, ‘Faceless’, a feral slab of nu-metalcore, digging into identity, pressure and the urge to strip everything back. It leans into that raw, cathartic side of the band while keeping things direct and grounded. The release, the band’s first for new label home Century Media, lands just ahead of their one-off London headline show on April 30th. ‘Faceless’ is a track to sit with when things feel a bit too real, or simply just to play loud and get out of your head for a minute.

Following the monumental success of their North American run in September and October, Bleachers have officially confirmed the details for their extensive 2026 UK and European tour across November and December. This upcoming trek marks the band’s most significant European headline venture so far, highlighting a massive performance at London’s Eventim Apollo as they bring their celebrated live experience back to international stages in support of their latest record, everyone for ten minutes.

It’s time to head to Pompey and start festival season with a good-old fashioned south coast mosh pit. If you are spending your Easter weekend at Portsmouth Guildhall here are the bands that are not to be missed.

Emerging from South Wales, the trio Holding Absence has officially unveiled ‘Whisper Of A Dream’, marking their highly anticipated return to the spotlight. This release stands as their first offering of fresh material since the arrival of 2023’s The Noble Art Of Self-Destruction and serves as an important milestone as their debut under the banner of Sumerian Records

There are two ways to look at the current state of the UK music scene. The cynics amongst us might lament about declining ticket sales and occasional venue downgrades, but something key is changing in booking trends, and for fans looking for value for money from their ticket price and precious week-night evenings, it's nothing but good news. Fit For a King brought the value for money with a trio of heavy hitters for the Lonely God tour. On the final night of the UK leg, the Electric Ballroom in Camden was packed to the rafters right from the relatively early doors.