Powered by a crowd that showed up for every moment, the festival proved just how vibrant the UK’s indie and alternative scene is. 

The band celebrated 20 years of their debut album at Bristol’s Lloyds Amphitheatre.

The band celebrated 20 years of their debut album ‘Employment’.

The singer’s heartfelt acoustic set was followed by a lively after-show, making for a memorable night in Camden. 

After 18 years, you can see why this festival is still at the helm of the rock and alt scene.

The band played their new EP ‘Garage Frock!’ amongst the racks in Brighton. 

The community-run festival is a unique celebration of underground pop.

The icon closes a memorable BST Hyde Park.

The singer brought his in-store tour to London.

The pop star helped curate two days at the festival with women only.

There were no complaints for this anticipated set as the American played to his biggest crowd yet at BST Hyde Park.

The American singer-songwriter plays her first show in the capital.

The ‘80s pop connoisseurs bring their honed bag of shimmering anthems to the city’s second year of Summer Sessions.

The indie-pop band brought their new album to Manchester Academy.

The star told the audience she had a feeling it would be a “special night”.

Yungblud follows up his 2024 success with an expanded capacity and higher production evolution whilst maintaining its values and its message as a ‘festival for the people’.

The ‘70s punk rock giants brought their ‘Fifty Years in Black’ tour to the port city’s second annual Summer Sessions, with support from Buzzcocks.

The American star brought her set to Manchester Academy.

The festival returned to Manchester with a bang.

The band put on a show to remember.