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Arlo Parks has recruited John Glacier, Jacques Greene and more for ‘Ambiguous Desire’ deluxe
The expanded release lands 9th October with new tracks and reworks.
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Cara Delevingne knows exactly what you think about actors who make albums, and she isn't interested in having a barney about it, either. A lifetime in the making and written on the other side of getting sober, 'Not Normal' is the biggest swing she's ever taken.
Spanish beer brand’s music project SON Estrella Galicia looked at how Britain treats its small venues, liked what they saw, and took the idea home. Now they're bringing it back to Hackney, in a pub, a vintage shop, a record store and a hairdresser's. Soundhood's Gabriela Cárdenas and Nacho Ruiz explain.
London singer-songwriter follows debut project 'Middle Child' with intimate October date.
The four-piece pair their new track with North American festival appearances, headline dates and a November UK run.
CMAT appeared as musical guest on the first episode of ‘Saturday Night Live UK’’s second series.
Gerard Way told fans in San Antonio that the band hope to make another record, while stopping short of announcing a release.
The band’s fourth album arrives in January, alongside an intimate Moth Club show and European dates.
Three rising acts join the Brighton festival's traditional London warm-up showcase.
Charli xcx brought Underscores onstage for ‘Do It’ as the ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ tour began in Philadelphia.
There's also Ashnikko, Maisie Peters, Wasia Project, NCT 27, Rose Gray, Girl in the Year Above, Gurriers and LOADS more.
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Spanish beer brand’s music project SON Estrella Galicia looked at how Britain treats its small venues, liked what they saw, and took the idea home. Now they're bringing it back to Hackney, in a pub, a vintage shop, a record store and a hairdresser's. Soundhood's Gabriela Cárdenas and Nacho Ruiz explain.
The 2025 documentary approaches BTS through the people who organised, danced, campaigned and found community around the group.
A route through Chloe Qisha’s witty, emotionally unruly pop before her debut mixtape arrives.
Slayyyter’s 2026 rise brought a long-built internet-pop audience into festival tents, charts and a larger touring cycle.
From the seven-track ‘Echo’ to a solo set with audience games, ballads and an inflatable spaceman, here’s a useful route into Jin’s 2025 era.
From a Milo Hume video to Saturday Night Live, Coachella and an acoustic cover with Baby Queen, Geese’s album track has kept acquiring new settings.
A newcomer’s route through the songs The Strokes have been taking to the stage, from early staples to cuts from ‘The New Abnormal’.
Spanish beer brand’s music project SON Estrella Galicia looked at how Britain treats its small venues, liked what they saw, and took the idea home. Now they're bringing it back to Hackney, in a pub, a vintage shop, a record store and a hairdresser's. Soundhood's Gabriela Cárdenas and Nacho Ruiz explain.
The 2025 documentary approaches BTS through the people who organised, danced, campaigned and found community around the group.
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RØRY gets heavier without losing her ear for a chorus. The results are furious, sometimes overpolished, and often difficult to shake.
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
Reading Festival, Reading
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
A route through Chloe Qisha’s witty, emotionally unruly pop before her debut mixtape arrives.
Ravyn Lenae has plenty of directions available to her and, rather pleasingly, appears interested in trying all of them.
The singers are superb. Simon Green's eighth album could afford to be a little less sure of what happens between them.
