Nickelback’s Mike Kroeger: “Playing should be fun”
As Nickelback prepare to unleash their new album Everything Under the Sun, bassist Mike Kroeger tells Erazer Magazine about embracing creative freedom, chasing the adrenaline of live performance, and why Pink Floyd’s The Wall would be his one rock album for life.
Album Review: Blossoms – Songs From The Wedding Cake
The Stockport favourites find magic in the mundane on an irresistibly fun sixth album bursting with personality
Nothing But Thieves – Trowbridge Civic Centre
Days after releasing their fifth studio album, Stray Dogs, Southend's finest rock outfit brought their shiny new record down to the West Country.
Interview: Alex Spencer chats Reading & Leeds, touring with Louis Tomlinson, and his biggest year so far
For rising Manchester-based singer-songwriter Alex Spencer, Reading & Leeds weekend was more than just another festival on an increasingly packed touring schedule.
Interview: Overpass chat ahead of their Reading Festival return
Speaking backstage ahead of their Friday performance on The Ballroom stage, Indie Armstrong and Elliot Rawlings were preparing to return to a festival that already holds plenty of personal memories for the band.
Reading Festival 2026
With spectacular headline shows from Charli XCX, Fontaines DC, Raye and Chase & Status, the 2026 edition of Reading Festival was one for the history books.
Lorde at All Points East: A full circle celebration for New Zealand’s finest
Eight years after helping launch All Points East, Lorde returned to Victoria Park on Saturday to headline one of the summer’s most anticipated bills.
Interview: Daisy Peacock on her Truck Festival debut: “It was amazing!”
For singer-songwriter Daisy Peacock, her first-ever Truck Festival could hardly have gone better.
Interview: Circa Waves on T-Shirt Weather, festival crowds, and what comes next
“Songs will always win, and maybe one day you’ll catch fire and get lucky.” There is a mixture…
Interview: The Slow Country: “There’s a bit of everything for everybody”
For The Slow Country, their Truck Festival performance on the Market Stage was a reminder of exactly why live music means so much to them.