Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.
Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.
As they gear up for Dot To Dot, Lambrini Girls break down their ferocious new single ‘Cult Of Celebrity’ and why celebrity culture should make you incredibly uneasy...
The independent trio follow up their sold-out tour with fresh music.
It's about standing on the edge of a really important decision.
Check out video footage from the first night of her North American solo tour in Atlanta.
Twenty-four headline dates are confirmed across November and December 2026.
Two decades in, Scranton emo mainstays Tigers Jaw are still evolving. Their new album ‘Lost on You’ finds the band reckoning with time, growth and the people they’ve been along the way.
The anonymous collective explore themes of religion and division on their latest single
It’s still recognisably Barnett - observational, dryly funny, emotionally candid - but presented through a process that feels newly energising.
Rich, charming and deeply comforting, it earns an immediate replay.
'a short history of decay' is the Philadelphia band's most personal and most structurally ambitious work.
'Lost On You' sounds like a record made by people who know exactly what they do well.
Theresa Jarvis and co. arrive with a new clarity of purpose.
On her third album 'Ricochet', Lindsey Jordan swaps teenage romance for mortality, time and the terror of loving anything too much. It's her most expansive and emotionally ambitious record yet.
The intimate gig celebrates 20 years since the band's first Manchester show.
Three November shows follow time in the studio working on new material.
Lead single 'No Me Jodas' and a trio of live dates are also confirmed.
Broadside, Tonight Alive, Motion City Soundtrack and more will all play smaller venues.
The Glasgow bass-and-drums duo have a packed live schedule ahead.
Their first Brixton appearance since a two-night residency in 2001.
Their new full-length 'Your Favorite Toy' features new drummer Ilan Rubin on his first LP for the band.