
Hyphen – returns with new music in the form of ferocious single ‘Said What I Said’
Rap/punk rising star Hyphen today returns with new music in the form of ferocious single, Said What I Said. The track is led by Hyphen’s

Rap/punk rising star Hyphen today returns with new music in the form of ferocious single, Said What I Said. The track is led by Hyphen’s

One of Britain’s most celebrated modern rock bands are back. Today, The Temperance Movement announce their long-awaited fourth studio album, New Promise Land Incorporated, to

Adult DVD today announce their hugely anticipated self-titled debut album which will be released September 25th on Fat Possum Records. The Leeds-based sextet have carved a niche as one of the

Bryan Adams marks Canada Day with the release of ‘51st State’, a powerful new rock anthem celebrating Canadian pride and identity. Driven by Adams’ signature blend of

If your ears are still ringing and your ribs are bruised from the barrier, you’re not alone. Last night at The Academy, Canadian electronic project

RILEY! recently announced their new EP “To Live And Die In The American South” which is set for release on 17th July 2026 via Pure Noise Records. Now the band

Following last year’s release of her sophomore album Second Wind, American country music star Alexandra Kay has announced details of her Straight For The Heart Tour, which includes

On this day, 40 years ago, Bananarama released their third studio album True Confessions. The album would go on to be their most commercially successful album, achieving Gold

The UK’s next global superstar Erin LeCount releases her new single, ‘THE CINEMA’, out now via Atlantic Records. It is the first release from Erin since the release of

40 years ago, in November 1986, The Mission released their debut album God’s Own Medicine, an atmospheric and emotive work of spiralling guitars, impassioned vocals and anthemic

Ibibio Sound Machine are one of the most compelling and forward-thinking bands emerging from the UK scene – a genre-defying afro-futurist collective blending West African rhythms,

After a football-inspired chorus of cheers from the crowd warmed up the marquee, the evening took a more reflective turn before a note had been