you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love

Olivia Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo delivers another knockout with her third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl in love.She transforms complicated emotions into songs that feel cathartic, anthemic and genuine. Read the full review here

Released: 12/06/2026

Review by Chelsey Flynn on 15/06/2026

Lola Young - Apollo Manchester - 10 June 2026

First Night Of Her 2 Night Manchester Residency

Kicking off her ‘From Down Here’ Tour in Manchester, Lola Young echoed from the 02 Apollo on Wednesday night. Fans were queuing all the way up Apsley Grove and Marshall Street, waiting to fill the maroon theatre with a spectacular balcony and the raised floor for an incredible view for every fan. A sea of Lola Young t-shirts quickly formed a crowd from the barricade to the exit, patiently waiting

By Cheyenne Tyler Berry on 15/06/2026

ICEMAN

Drake

ICEMAN is the Canadian artist's first solo album since his infamous beef with Kendrick Lamar, and it feels like he never left. Rather than avoiding the criticism surrounding him, he confronts it head-on and uses it as motivation. The album demonstrates that, despite intense public scrutiny and one of the biggest rap feuds in modern history, Drake still possesses the confidence, influence and star power that have defined his career for over a decade. Read the full review here

Released: 15/05/2026

Review by Luca Aquino on 15/06/2026

Sienna Spiro Isn’t Interested In Going Viral - She Wants To Last

The Next UK Superstar?

Sienna Spiro laughs when the conversation turns to Custard Creams. A throwaway TikTok about her favourite biscuit has followed her around for months, but the 20-year-old London singer is keen to make one thing clear: there’s a lot more to her than tea-time snacks.

By Ben Avery on 16/06/2026

If This Is It

DJ Seinfeld

Armand Jakobsson AKA DJ Seinfeld returns with "If This Is It", a record that feels both like a natural progression and a deliberate departure. As he prepares for a busy summer of performances across Ibiza, Paris and Miami, this latest release feels like a statement of intent: reflective without becoming trapped in nostalgia, and confident enough to explore new territory without losing sight of the emotional core that made listeners connect with his music in the first place. Read the full review here

Released: 05/06/2026

Review by Emma Eva Foote on 14/06/2026

Dinner Party

Niall Horan

Niall Horan's fourth studio album titled, Dinner Party. The former One Direction star describes it as “a thank you to the past and present.” Featuring 12 new tracks inspired by intimacy, love, and loss, Niall opens his heart once more to his audience with this raw and heartfelt album. Read the full review here

Released: 05/06/2026

Review by Cheyenne Tyler Berry on 13/06/2026

NATURE IS HEALING

horsegiirL

The first ever horse-human hybrid DJ is blessing our ears with her high energy techno debut album. Rad the full review here.

Released: 05/06/2026

Review by Cheyenne Tyler Berry on 13/06/2026

An Eraser And A Maze

Modest Mouse

Arriving five years after Modest Mouse's 2021 The Golden Casket, this record feels less like a reinvention and more like a reunion. For many fans, its release has been welcomed like the return of an old friend. Time may have passed, circumstances may have changed, but the connection remains. Read our full review here

Released: 05/06/2026

Review by Emma Eva Foote on 12/06/2026