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Richard Ashcroft - Live
18 Jul 2026 | Tony Cunningham | Gig Review
DJ Khaled Misses Aalam Of God Release Date As Album Fails To Materialise | Music News
DJ Khaled has seemingly missed the release date for his long-promised new album 'Aalam Of God', with the record failing to appear on streaming services despite the producer previously announcing a July 17 launch.
18 Jul 2026 | Isaac Bradley
Steve Lacy - Oh yeah? | Album Review
Steve Lacy answers blockbuster success with a restless, self-interrogating third album that prizes emotional honesty over easy chart-chasing repetition.
18 Jul 2026 | Liam Hughes
Gracie Abrams - Daughter from Hell | Album Review
Gracie Abrams turns inward on an emotionally dense third album, confronting youthful chaos with introspection, vulnerability and quietly evolving songwriting.
18 Jul 2026 | Andrew Bell
Yard Act - You're Gonna Need A Little Music | Album Review
Yard Act sharpen every edge on a fearless third album that finally unites their post-punk bite with their restless musical ambition.
17 Jul 2026 | Andrew Bell
Music News
View allDJ Khaled Misses Aalam Of God Release Date As Album Fails To Materialise
DJ Khaled has seemingly missed the release date for his long-promised new album 'Aalam Of God', with the record failing to appear on streaming services despite the producer previously announcing a July 17 launch.
18 Jul 2026 | Isaac Bradley
Getdown Services - Cha Cha Slide - New Single
Bristol’s brilliantly off-kilter duo reveal their most vulnerable side yet, pairing emotional honesty with the wry absurdity that defines them.
15 Jul 2026 | Ben Avery
U2 - New Single - Street Of Dreams
Twenty years into their legacy era, U2 finally stop looking backwards and take a tentative, if intriguing, step towards the future.
15 Jul 2026 | Amanda Holborn
The Lathums return with soaring new single 'Vice Versa' after a year away
After more than a year without new music, The Lathums are back. The Wigan indie favourites will release their brand-new single 'Vice Versa' on Friday 17 July 2026 at 10am, marking the next chapter for one of Britain's most quietly enduring guitar bands.
15 Jul 2026 | Beth Shubart
Album Reviews
View allSteve Lacy - Oh yeah?
Steve Lacy answers blockbuster success with a restless, self-interrogating third album that prizes emotional honesty over easy chart-chasing repetition.
18 Jul 2026 | Liam Hughes
Gracie Abrams - Daughter from Hell
Gracie Abrams turns inward on an emotionally dense third album, confronting youthful chaos with introspection, vulnerability and quietly evolving songwriting.
18 Jul 2026 | Andrew Bell
Yard Act - You're Gonna Need A Little Music
Yard Act sharpen every edge on a fearless third album that finally unites their post-punk bite with their restless musical ambition.
17 Jul 2026 | Andrew Bell
The Rolling Stones - Foreign Tongues
The world's greatest rock 'n' roll band prove there's still life in the old dogs, delivering another swaggering late-career triumph packed with grit and purpose.
17 Jul 2026 | Tony Cunningham
Gig Reviews
View allRichard Ashcroft - Live
Some artists spend years chasing the perfect greatest hits set. Richard Ashcroft already had one in his back pocket, and at Cardiff Castle he reminded thousands exactly why his catalogue remains one of British indie's finest.
18 Jul 2026 | Tony Cunningham
Militarie Gun - The Caves - Edinburgh 12th July 2026
In a side alley of Edinburgh, accessed through an inconspicuous door guarded by a cross-armed bouncer, one gains entry to the Caves—an 18th century vault once used to store whisky. This past Sunday evening, however, the old stone walls were host to the American punk/alt-rock group Militarie Gun, playing their first ever show in Edinburg (as the city was misspelled on their tour poster, something frontman Ian Shelton profusely apologized for during the set).
17 Jul 2026 | Emily Strout
Sex Pistols - Live - The Piece Hall Halifax - 11th July 2026
For a band once branded public enemy number one, Sex Pistols proved they can still summon glorious chaos nearly 50 years on, tearing through a ferocious set at The Piece Hall that transformed Halifax's historic courtyard into a sweat-soaked punk playground.
16 Jul 2026 | Andrew Bell
Bastille - Cardiff Castle - 10th July 2026
As the sun dipped behind the ancient walls of Cardiff Castle, Bastille proved that some anthems never lose their power. Returning to the Welsh capital as part of TK Maxx presents Depot Live, the multi-platinum indie-pop outfit delivered a set packed with the soaring singalongs and emotional highs that have defined their career for more than a decade.
16 Jul 2026 | Isaac Bradley