
Down With Boring returns tonight with The North, plus bags of new music
Dork Radio’s monthly show is back at 8pm, with The North joining the latest episode and new music from Fontaines D.C., Sports Team and more.

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.

Keo will take ‘Put A Smile On For Me’ across the UK, Europe and North America from February to May 2027.
BTS made their Colombia debut at Estadio El Campín, playing two sold-out nights to nearly 100,000 fans.

Doechii, Phoebe Bridgers, Fontaines D.C., Massive Attack and Turnstile will lead Primavera Sound Barcelona’s 25th edition.
Charli xcx has nine nominations across six videos as the UK Music Video Awards reveal their 2026 shortlists.
The Big Moon’s new single arrives ahead of fourth album ‘Forever’, with nine instore shows and a November UK headline tour also confirmed.
From decade-old demos to dramatic duets, Phoebe Green talks us through ‘Premature Nostalgia’, track by track.


The Irish six-piece’s first new song since January’s ‘It’s a Hell of an Age’ was recorded with Loren Humphrey in New York.
Kings Of Leon will return to London’s The O2 on 2nd July 2027, their only confirmed UK arena date on the ‘O My Beloved’ Summer 2027 tour.
The Killers are marking 20 years of ‘Sam’s Town’ with newly mastered vinyl editions and a limited seven-inch singles box set.
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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.

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.

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.

The band’s fourth Like A Version appearance also featured ‘Giving Up Air’ from their recent album, ‘Sungazer’.
Logic1000’s second album ‘Confirmation!’ is out now, with collaborations from Christine and the Queens, KUČKA, Jam City, FAUZIA and yunè pinku.

Mollie Elizabeth’s new EP ‘People Pleaser’ arrives on 30th October, led by newly released single ‘Kiss The Ring’.
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.


The Glasgow band’s ‘My Body Knows When To Run’ session features Jacob Alon, Tiger of Divorce and a choir drawn from Scotland’s creative scene.
The Dublin trio’s new single explores the conflicting pride and shame they feel around modern Irish identity.

'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 second single from ‘Dopamine Chamber’ arrives with a video directed by John Angus Stewart.
Michael Kiwanuka has released ‘Summer Clothes’, the opening track from his forthcoming fifth album ‘FUDGE’.

The band will return to Queens and Brooklyn in November and December, with their 100th residency show raising money for charity.
Carly Rae Jepsen will take ‘Day and Night’ across North America next spring, with shows including Los Angeles’ Kia Forum and New York’s Madison Square Garden.
Charli xcx, Turnstile, Lorde and Geese will stream from Austin City Limits on Disney+ and Hulu this weekend.
The London four-piece return with ‘Dreams’, their first release since July’s debut EP ‘Something To Be Said’.


Nieve Ella rewrites the second verse of overpass’ ‘Fall In Love’ on the pair’s newly released collaboration.
Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale has shared a statement condemning sexual assault, bystanders who fail to act and those in power who avoid accountability.
Sasha Keable’s new single ‘Options’ pairs an unguarded post-break-up lyric with a video filmed in Colombia.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December



Sebastian Stan says Matt Reeves’ response to ‘The Apprentice’ began the conversation that led to ‘The Batman Part II’, while his James Gunn chats remain separate.
‘Violins’ catches Blondshell’s Sabrina Teitelbaum learning to relinquish control while making some of her most assured music yet.
Dylan Brady has reworked Ninajirachi’s ‘CSIRAC’, bringing a new version of the ‘I Love My Computer’ track out now.
Isaac Holman's electronic project returns with producer Erik Miles for October single.
Logic1000’s second album ‘Confirmation!’ is out now, with collaborations from Christine and the Queens, KUČKA, Jam City, FAUZIA and yunè pinku.

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