Few reunions have been greeted with the level of excitement that has accompanied Gene 's return. What began with a handful of comeback shows quickly snowballed into sold-out venues, culminating in a t ...

Some bands set out with a carefully mapped plan; others discover their path as they go. For Black Doldrums , the journey has been one of instinct, experimentation and constant evolution. What began as ...

Sometimes setbacks become the catalyst for something greater. For FRIEDA STAR , losing the rights to their former band name could have been a devastating blow, wiping out years of hard-earned momentum ...

The Lemonheads performing in Torquay feels like one of those quietly historic moments — the kind of booking you double‑check because surely they’ve never played here, let alone anywhere in Devon. Yet ...

Five years ago, two teenage siblings stood side‑stage at the O2 Forum Kentish Town, nervously waiting to play their first ever show as The Molotovs . They were the unknown support act, buskers with ...

Days in the Sun Festival in Gloucestershire and  enjoyed 3 days of great music, lovely people and an atmosphere that meant you just didn't want it to end.

Mallory Knox have always been a band defined by momentum — three Top 40 albums, festival main stages, a reputation for emotional intensity and alt‑rock anthems that cut through the noise. But their ...

There’s a particular kind of quiet that arrives before a turning point — not the peaceful kind, but the charged, disorienting ...

Some bands are forged in rehearsal rooms, others in college dorms — but AWAP’s story begins on a five‑a‑side pitch with a squad of local punks and metalheads calling themselves the Metal Godz . From ...

The Snuts have never been a band afraid of big feelings, but their new single ‘PTS’ lands with a different kind of weight — not the stadium‑sized catharsis they’ve mastered, but something more ...

There’s a particular electricity that runs through Newcastle whenever a major name in British dance music rolls back into town — that sense that the night ahead might just become one of those stories ...

Some exhibitions feel like events, others feel like homecomings. Ronnie Wood: The Jimi Hendrix Portraits manages to be both, a vivid collision of memory, music, and art unfolding inside the very walls ...