ENRG Liverpool with IPC, Joy Orbison, Mall Grab, Effy and more

Here’s some­thing you won’t want to miss! Tick­ets have just gone on sale today, Weds 24 Dec and they are fly­ing out, so treat your­self to a last-min Xmas present. IPC, Joy Orbi­son, Mall Grab, Effy, MPH, Saint Ludo & Daisy come to Black­stone St Ware­house for this long-await­­ed event!  It takes place on Sat­ur­day 7th…

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Lovers and Strangers – Armand Van Helden

Lovers + Strangers is a new event series/brand fea­tur­ing leg­endary DJ Armand Van Helden as the head­line act at their launch par­ty on Sat­ur­day, March 14, 2026, at Stu­dio 338 in Lon­don, along­side oth­er acts like Mr. Belt & Wezol. The event is pre­sent­ed by Love­Juice, promis­ing a big house music show across three stages. Get your tick­ets now! Date: Saturday…

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Wet Leg unveil new video for album track Pokemon

With a strong nar­ra­tive and sat­u­rat­ed colours, up comes the new egg-themed video by Wet Leg for the song Poke­mon. The video was direct­ed by Elliott Arndt of Faux Real – a fre­quent tour sup­port for Wet Leg. It’s a sto­ry about a girl (played by Alice Longyu Gao) in an unusu­al rela­tion­ship with a giant egg,…

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The Maccabees to perform at the Harbourside Ampitheatre, Bristol, 23rd July

For the first time in 14 years, The Mac­cabees return to Bris­tol per­form­ing at the beau­ti­ful Bris­tol Har­bour­side Amphithe­atre for an out­door sum­mer show. Pre­sale tick­ets are already sold out. Pub­lic sale tick­ets sale com­menced Fri 28th Nov 10am – tick­ets are still avail­able. Since The Mac­cabees reunit­ed in 2024, things have been going well them…

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Squeeze announce Tried, Tested and Trixies tour

Tick­ets go on gen­er­al sale Novem­ber 28, 2025 at 09:30. The tour will sup­port grass­roots venues, artists and pro­mot­ers, plus the anti-pover­­ty char­i­ty Trussell Trust. And the new album Trix­ies is set for release March 6, 2026. Fol­low­ing the announce­ment of their new stu­dio album Trix­ies, Squeeze announce the most ambi­tious UK tour of their 50+ year career. Found­ed in…

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Good Times Live brings The Human League plus Marc Almond to Bristol on May 20th

Good Times Live 2026 has announced its lat­est head­lin­er, The Human League, who are set to bring a wave of their sig­na­ture synth-pop nos­tal­gia to The Rid­ings, Chip­ping Sod­bury, on Wednes­day 20th May 2026. From 6:00pm til 11:00pm The leg­endary trio will take fans through a live set packed with era-defin­ing anthems, includ­ing Don’t You Want Me, Love Action (I Believe in Love),…

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Upchuck, Ratboys, Partydozen: Pitchfork Music Festival photo gallery

Pitch­fork Music Fes­ti­val took over Vil­lage Under­ground for a fan­tas­tic and pret­ty loud night with Par­ty Dozen, Rat­boys and Upchuck. First on stage were Sid­ney-based Par­ty Dozen, a duo on drums and sax, whip­ping things into a fren­zy. Chica­go band Rat­boys played a blind­er of a set with an avalanche of rip­pling coun­try-tinged gui­tars, all…

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Samhain Ritual: folk artistry and connection at Earth, Hackney

As Hal­loween morphs into an ever-more gar­ish orgy of plas­tic spi­ders, eye­balls and and oth­er assort­ed land­fill, how much more sat­is­fy­ing it is to turn to its more ancient and spir­i­tu­al side. Samhain, the ancient Gael­ic fes­ti­val, marks the end of the Celtic year, it’s a time when ‘the veil between the super­nat­ur­al and the physical…

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Wet Leg announce summer shows

Wet Leg fans – we have news. They have announced their biggest head­line shows to date, per­form­ing at icon­ic out­door venues in Man­ches­ter, Leeds and Lon­don in July 2026, with spe­cial guests Eng­lish Teacher. The three-date run begins at Manchester’s Castle­field Bowl on 8th July, fol­lowed by Leeds Mil­le­ni­um Square on the 9th, con­clud­ing at London’s Alexan­dra Palace Park on 10th July. Tick­ets go on…

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Sparks first EP ‘Madder’ out now

There seems to be no stop­ping Sparks who have just added to their pro­lif­ic out­put with a new EP called MADDER!, a exten­sion of the recent MAD! album. The Mael broth­ers have described the birth of this new work: “Not want­i­ng the Mad!ness to end and buoyed by the phe­nom­e­nal reac­tion to MAD!, we made…

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