The singer is joined by over 30 new names preparing to perform in Liverpool.

The iconic punk rockers behind albums ‘Mommy’s Little Monster’ and ‘Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell’ release title track off upcoming album, their first in 15 years.

The festival adds Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, Fatboi Sharif and more to an already enticing line-up.

The tour, the first in the group’s homeland since 1991, sees 16 dates across October 2026, including a show at London’s iconic Shepherd’s Bush Empire.

The anticipated wait for the Friday All Points East lineup is nearly over, with Kwn, Ayra Starr and Odeal announced as acts.

The duo’s latest album ‘Look For Your Mind!’ is set for release May 8th via Captured Tracks.

The new single offers a second glimpse into the album’s blurry ‘70s dreamscape.

Divorce, Picture Parlour, Arkayla and more join the Oxfordshire festival’s already stacked bill.

The ever-growing festival is ready to return to Brighton on 4th September with a packed lineup.

The one-day festival will feature a diverse lineup for its very first edition.

Celebrating the roots and power of dancehall, Jamaican legend Yellowman brings his catalogue to the iconic Camden stage for one night only.

The festival announced over 100 acts to play over four days against the backdrop of the beautiful Welsh mountains.

The band will return to Ireland for the first time since 2019.

The band solidified themselves as ones to watch before accompanying Lime Garden on tour in March.

Love Supreme Jazz Festival announces over 25 new acts for its biggest summer yet.

The London four-piece mark their new era with deliciously gothic single, echoing the best of Peter Murphy and Robert Smith.

Tyler, the Creator, Lorde and Sombr are among those announced for 2026.

The track comes with its own attitude, cultivating a vibe that is simply unmatched.

The Manchester-based band share new single ‘pieces’.

The artists are also set to open for Capaldi at Leeds’ Roundhay Festival.