
Tate McRae has announced new single ‘Housewife’
Tate McRae will release her new single ‘Housewife’ on 15th October.

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.

Stanley Welch is a Glasgow-based songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and occasional musical-theatre auteur. His new double album turns heartbreak into a house party where every song follows somebody out the door.
Hear’Say and Liberty X will perform together for the first time on a 13-date UK and Ireland arena tour in spring 2027.

Troye Sivan’s pop career has never been bigger, even if life isn’t quite so straightforward. Fourth album ‘She’s the Best’ finds him chasing pure bliss while getting thoroughly back in his feelings.
The Kooks will join The Human League for The Great Estate Festival’s tenth anniversary in Cornwall next June.
Alabama Shakes played an intimate New York set supporting the Grammy Museum, drawing from 'I Must Be Dreaming' and their back catalogue.
Slayyyter’s nine-track ‘Wor$t Man in America’ will arrive on 4th December as a companion to March’s ‘WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA’.


Longtime Dork favourites returned the other week with 'Skinny Boy'.
Moses Boyd’s third ‘Songs For Sinners’ preview brings Shantéh into a song about faith, doubt and leaving room for questions.
Elton John’s 1975 album ‘Rock of the Westies’ returns on 20th November with previously unreleased Piano & Vocal Versions from its original sessions.
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Stanley Welch is a Glasgow-based songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and occasional musical-theatre auteur. His new double album turns heartbreak into a house party where every song follows somebody out the door.

Troye Sivan’s pop career has never been bigger, even if life isn’t quite so straightforward. Fourth album ‘She’s the Best’ finds him chasing pure bliss while getting thoroughly back in his feelings.

From decade-old demos to dramatic duets, Phoebe Green talks us through ‘Premature Nostalgia’, track by track.

Celebrity Traitors might be putting Bash Croft’s poker face to the test, but on debut EP ‘The Great Forever’, he’s holding very little back.

‘Violins’ catches Blondshell’s Sabrina Teitelbaum learning to relinquish control while making some of her most assured music yet.

UCHE YARA played a stadium with Bilderbuch before her first official single. Now, after two EPs and a lot of figuring things out on stage, she’s ready to let her debut album ‘BODYSCANNER’ do the talking.

Girl In The Year Above have two (now three!) original songs out, more than 50 waiting in the wings and every intention of becoming absolutely massive. After a whirlwind introduction, Jennifer Ball is learning to enjoy the ridiculousness of it all.

Stanley Welch is a Glasgow-based songwriter, self-taught multi-instrumentalist and occasional musical-theatre auteur. His new double album turns heartbreak into a house party where every song follows somebody out the door.

Troye Sivan’s pop career has never been bigger, even if life isn’t quite so straightforward. Fourth album ‘She’s the Best’ finds him chasing pure bliss while getting thoroughly back in his feelings.

daine’s latest single arrives before their debut album lands on 6th November, alongside Australian, UK, European and North American dates.
Grimes has offered the first detailed glimpse of her forthcoming album ‘Psyopera’ with the futuristic trailer ‘Eve Is Online...’.

Keo will take ‘Put A Smile On For Me’ across the UK, Europe and North America from February to May 2027.
Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Fontaines D.C., Massive Attack and Turnstile will lead Primavera Sound Barcelona’s 25th edition.

The Nigerian-born, London-raised actor and musician will release his self-produced seven-track debut EP on 5th November.
FKA twigs has dropped her latest lawsuit against Shia LaBeouf after he agreed to void an NDA restricting her from discussing alleged sexual abuse.

'Sugar Rush' captures a young band at precisely the point where enthusiasm, confidence and a lot of gigging have started feeding into each other. It's messy, urgent and ridiculously alive.




Reading Festival, Reading

Reading Festival, Reading

Reading Festival, Reading

Reading Festival, Reading

Reading Festival, Reading

Reading Festival, Reading

The Irish four-piece will take ‘Tourniquet’ and debut album ‘Bleed’ on the road through the UK, Ireland and Europe in 2027.
Parkway Drive will release a 20-track document of their orchestral Sydney Opera House show on 4th December, and have shared ‘Prey’ from the set.

Mollie Elizabeth’s new EP ‘People Pleaser’ arrives on 30th October, led by newly released single ‘Kiss The Ring’.
London singer-songwriter Unflirt has shared her first new music of 2026, alongside a Claryn Chong-directed video.
Dublin collective Bricknasty will release their seven-track EP ‘forever’ on 6th November via FAMM, led by new single and video ‘the dom perignons’.
Celebrity Traitors might be putting Bash Croft’s poker face to the test, but on debut EP ‘The Great Forever’, he’s holding very little back.


Isaac Holman's electronic project returns with producer Erik Miles for October single.
Enter Shikari have shared ‘Higher Ground’, a new single written during the sessions for ‘Lose Your Self’ and completed over the summer.
Sydney trio follow sold-out tour with a track about desire and risk.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December



DC’s early-development Deathstroke and Bane film has reportedly appeared as ‘Savage Hunters’ on an internal Warner Bros.-Paramount Skydance list.
From decade-old demos to dramatic duets, Phoebe Green talks us through ‘Premature Nostalgia’, track by track.
‘Patient Zero’ tops Billboard’s Streaming Songs chart with 34.5 million US streams, giving Taylor Swift her 12th Number One on the ranking.

Love is unexpectedly sympathetic over the dark synths of 'Call It What You Want', and he's an engaging presence when he eases off.