
Hot Chip have announced their new album, ‘A Long Way From Kansas’
Hot Chip’s ninth album arrives in January, led by new single ‘Random Violence’ and followed by UK and European dates.

Jamie T has spent nearly two decades trying to balance an obsessive need to write songs with a fairly strong desire not to be famous. After almost walking away altogether, 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)' finds him working out how to have both.

The Cribs will play ‘Men’s Needs, Women’s Needs, Whatever’ in full at Tileyard North next August, with ¡Forward, Russia! joining them.
Hannah Peel’s original soundtrack for Robert Petit’s ‘Underland’ is out now via Rivertones, with its live world premiere set for the Barbican on 24th October.

Tate McRae’s new single ‘Housewife’ is out now, accompanied by a music video filmed in the South of France.
The Commons committee wants the CMA to set out its next steps on Live Nation’s market power before the end of 2026.
New footage captures Knocked Loose performing ‘Hive Mind’ during their hometown appearance at Louisville’s Louder Than Life festival.
Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘expectations’ now features Chappell Roan on a Daniel Nigro-produced remix, alongside a 1970s game-show-inspired video.


Two-city December festival returns for its third edition with cosign and Midnight Rodeo.
Miley Cyrus told her second Hollywood Bowl audience she was “fully present” after videos questioned her first night’s performance.
Kings Of Leon will headline Sydney Summertime in February 2027, with Ocean Alley appearing as special guests.
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Blu DeTiger grew up on New York's clubs, grooves and restless energy. Second album 'N.Y. Baby' takes her back to where it all started, with dancing firmly on the agenda.

Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.

Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.

This month, we nab Master Peace to spy on 24 hours in their life.

Rachel Chinouriri's acclaimed debut made her one of British music's most exciting new voices. Two years, countless huge shows and a fair few revelations later, she's ready to introduce a different side of herself.

Back from tour with a haul of second-hand gear, Starcleaner Reunion let their debut album 'Umbrella' get gloriously out of hand. A childhood garage can take you surprisingly far.

Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.

Blu DeTiger grew up on New York's clubs, grooves and restless energy. Second album 'N.Y. Baby' takes her back to where it all started, with dancing firmly on the agenda.

Remi Wolf has always done things at full volume. For her third album 'Mud', she's discovered a different kind of freedom, swapping some of her maximalism for a rawer sound that feels every bit as unmistakably her.

The London-born, Paris-based artist’s 10-track follow-up to 2025 debut ‘Swirl’ is out now via 22TWENTY, with a London headline date set for November.
Ruby Gill’s third album ‘Fishing is not about fishing’ is out now, alongside a video for lead single ‘Jacaranda’.
The Avalanches’ 31-track fourth album ‘No Bad Memories’ is out now, alongside a video for ‘I Give Everything I Have 2 U’ featuring Loaded Honey.

Bleachers’ new single ‘Blood Brothers’ is out now, ahead of the band’s November and December UK and European tour dates.
Marika Hackman’s fifth album arrives in February 2027, alongside a UK and EU tour opening at London’s Royal Festival Hall.


Max Richter’s new 19-track album ‘While The Flood Rages’ is out now via Decca, with listening events planned across six cities.
Florrie’s second album, ‘Magic For a While’, is out now via BMG and Xenomania Records.

Staking their claim to be the best band of their generation.




Staking their claim to be the best band of their generation.

'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.

Being in your twenties in 2026 is exhausting, and Chloe Slater knows it. Her debut album ‘Riot Youth’ takes aim at the forces keeping young people angry, isolated and afraid, while insisting that there's still plenty worth fighting for.
Seoul five-piece follow breakthrough year with English-language record and November headline shows.

A year ago, Basht were still putting the final pieces of the band together. Now, debut album ‘Poor Advice’ finds the Dublin four-piece trusting their instincts and refusing to settle into any one lane.
Bell X1’s new single ‘Atlas’ arrives ahead of November album ‘Good Bones’, alongside an added Vicar Street show.
YAANG’s new single ‘Leech’ arrives alongside a seven-date UK headline tour this October.
R&B singer and electronic music obsessive Rochelle Jordan has always believed in the possibilities of the remix. Now, she's handed 'Through The Wall' over to some of dance music's most exciting names.


Tate McRae will release her new single ‘Housewife’ on 15th October.
Elke’s latest ‘Big Mike’ preview arrives with a self-directed video assembled from footage of one of her hometowns.
Josh Baker, KETTAMA and Prospa will play a B2B2B headline set on Creamfields’ ARC stage on Friday 27th August 2027.
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'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December
'Dune: Part Three' comes to ODEON early on 15th December


Claud has a new dog, a happy relationship and a third album full of love songs. Naturally, they're wondering how long all this good fortune can last.
Four cover stars, a packed line-up of new music and plenty of surprises. Here's what's inside our November 2026 issue.

