With heavy hitters like Allah-Las, Ty Segall and Angine de Poitrine, the one-day festival delivered its most ambitious event to date.

Special guest Lewis Capaldi stopped by for a beer and a One Direction cover.

The band brought Poppy along for the ride as they toured in the UK for the first time in 4 years.

The Parisian festival reminded me that the best part of live music is the people you share it with.

Fontaines D.C., RAYE and Chase & Status topped the bill for the 55th edition of the iconic festival.

The Cure, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, sombr and Dagny headline this Norwegian classic.

Conti blew the roof off of the Brudenell with a free show to kick off his run of UK headline shows.

A blanket of high-energy sets and joy settled over Bristol’s Clifton Downs, solidifying Forwards as a festival that can’t be missed.

The festival ended its 2026 run with a fiery send-off from Twenty One Pilots.

The charismatic musician remained unapologetically himself as he delivered a special show at London’s Victoria Park.

The Texas natives volleyed an onslaught of their indie-Americana anthems in Manchester.

The YouTuber-turned-musician brought his latest album to London.

The Oxfordshire festival remains an easy highlight on the live music calendar.

Despite the scorching heat, the festival’s spirit was never shaken.

The actor-turned-bandleader charmed a packed house with jazz standards, witty chat, musical quiz questions and a fifty strong orchestra.

Even the Scottish summer couldn’t dampen fans’ spirits.

The Canadian-American singer played to a sold-out crowd.

The North London band return to their home to play to a huge crowd at Finsbury Park.

The Scottish treasure proved why he’s one of the UK's most beloved performers, blending beautiful blue-eyed soul and pop while keeping the crowd laughing with his trademark sarcasm.

The singer wowed the crowd at Camden’s KOKO.