Europe's leading multi-venue festival continues to champion upcoming artists with a diverse programme for 2026.

Big names, mixed reactions and the promise of long summer nights on Glasgow Green set the tone for TRNSMT’s 2026 return.

Manchester and Brighton Psych Fest’s sister festival returns to Scotland’s capital this September.

First single ‘Die For Me’ drops this Friday.

Shortly after the track dropped, Thundercat’s newest album was announced.

The Hertfordshire band have announced their biggest tour yet.

The renowned festival returns to Dorset in September, adding the likes of Super Furry Animals, Ty Segall and Fat Dog to the line-up.

The iconic band are heading on the road this year.

The Southern Californian six-piece return with news of an EP after 2025’s ‘Moneyball’.

The World’s Biggest Afrobeats Festival returns to Portugal for its 6th year from July 3rd to 5th, in Portimão, the Algarve. 

Written during a period of constant movement, Holly Humberstone’s second album arrives this spring with love at its centre, and consequences close behind.

It’s the Sheffield rock group’s first original material in over a year, and every inch a live staple in the making.

The singer-songwriter from groups Grass Widow and Cold Beat unveils new self-titled record.

The powerhouse festival will descend on Bristol on 23rd May and in Nottingham on 24th May.

The Mercury Prize winners hit another career high as they take to their biggest stage yet.

The New England singer-songwriter’s 4th album is set to drop this April.

The Irish electronic duo tease upcoming debut with one of the heaviest dance tracks of the past year.

The Derbyshire-based festival will feature a wide range of alternative acts, from Pixies to Kate Nash and everything in between.

With arenas filling fast and stadium shows on the horizon, RAYE’s next record lands in the middle of her biggest moment yet.

The Crouch End quartet will play ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’ and ‘Flaws’ in full.