
Kim Petras has expanded ‘Detour’ with ‘Detour Rare N’ Deluxe’
Kim Petras’ expanded ‘Detour’ includes five additional tracks, a new ‘Autobahn’ video and an October performance at Los Angeles’ Grammy Museum.

Carly Rae Jepsen has spent the last decade learning exactly how pop works, mostly so she can have more fun breaking its rules. With sprawling double album 'Day And Night', she's following her instincts wherever they lead.

Hayley Williams revisited her B.o.B collaboration with Rico Nasty during her New York solo show.
The Atlantic-signed trio’s synth-heavy new track is the first taste of their debut EP, due this November.

Emily Eavis has ruled out Oasis for Glastonbury 2027, ending speculation prompted by a gap in the band’s Live ’27 schedule.
Tove Lo’s 13-track new album arrives alongside focus track ‘source of life’ and its official visualiser.
The trio will play nine dates across the UK and Europe next spring, including their biggest London headline show to date at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.
A debut album. Two escapes to Berlin. And a duo ready to go massive. Wasia Project find their way through the dark with 'Nocturne'.


Arthur Hill’s new single ‘Winning Formula’ features on the soundtrack to ‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’, in cinemas today.
The club-pop duo’s first release since February album ‘star scum city’ arrives with a video directed by Joel Wilson and Rory Trobbiani.
Lizzy McAlpine’s 14-track new album ‘Angel’ is out now, with an ‘Over country’ video premiering at 5pm today.
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A debut album. Two escapes to Berlin. And a duo ready to go massive. Wasia Project find their way through the dark with 'Nocturne'.

Last autumn, a band that doesn’t exist overtook HOLDING ABSENCE on Spotify. They were already tearing up their own rulebook, building a robot mascot and making an album about human connection. Lucas Woodland explains why ‘Modern Life Is Lonely’ means so much to them.

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.

Slayyyter’s 2026 rise brought a long-built internet-pop audience into festival tents, charts and a larger touring cycle.

A route through Chloe Qisha’s witty, emotionally unruly pop before her debut mixtape arrives.

The 2025 documentary approaches BTS through the people who organised, danced, campaigned and found community around the group.

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.

A debut album. Two escapes to Berlin. And a duo ready to go massive. Wasia Project find their way through the dark with 'Nocturne'.

Last autumn, a band that doesn’t exist overtook HOLDING ABSENCE on Spotify. They were already tearing up their own rulebook, building a robot mascot and making an album about human connection. Lucas Woodland explains why ‘Modern Life Is Lonely’ means so much to them.

Cabal’s new single ‘Hurt Me’ features Employed To Serve vocalist Justine Jones ahead of the bands’ UK and European co-headline tour.
Honey Dijon has reworked eight tracks from FLO’s second album, ‘Therapy At The Club’.

The 14-track record explores uncertainty, isolation and connection, with appearances from Hayley Williams and Turnstile’s Brendan Yates.
Blossoms’ fourth ‘Songs From The Wedding Cake’ single comes with a Tom Ogden-directed video in which Jack O’Connell makes cottage pie.


Lancashire goth-folk songwriter Toria Wooff will release ‘Aleister’ on 12th January, led by new single and video ‘The Morrigan’.
The Danish-Zambian artist’s new independent single is out now via her Fame Bear label.

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

The follow-up to ‘Don’t Tell The Dog’ will arrive on 15th January 2027.
Madness will play four Forestry England sites next June, with Scouting For Girls joining as special guests.

Carly Rae Jepsen has spent the last decade learning exactly how pop works, mostly so she can have more fun breaking its rules. With sprawling double album 'Day And Night', she's following her instincts wherever they lead.
Freak Slug’s second album 'Amulet' is out now via Future Classic, with a new 'Wishing Bone' visualiser and North American dates ahead.
The electronic duo’s first release through their new Common Knowledge and Futures Music Group partnership arrives with a visualiser and a newly added Hackney Church date.
Sophie Allison has shared ‘Rings Of Saturn’, accompanied by a Suji Park visualiser and ahead of a North American co-headline tour with Snail Mail.


Late trains to London, coaches from more than 120 locations, a campsite village and new viewing options are planned for Oasis’ Knebworth return.
The four-piece’s third single of 2026 arrives ahead of their sold-out O2 Academy Brixton headline show.
MNEK’s first studio album in eight years is out now, ahead of his UK and European headline tour this November and December.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December



Players have reportedly noticed Moloko’s ‘The Time Is Now’ missing from ‘Grand Theft Auto 5’, though Rockstar has not confirmed a removal or which versions may be affected.
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.
Amelia Meath says the duo’s return to Spotify is necessary to continue employing their team.
The song has been removed from a White House TikTok showing immigration enforcement raids after Zara Larsson condemned its use.
Honey Dijon has reworked eight tracks from FLO’s second album, ‘Therapy At The Club’.


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.