Kings, Queens and Vampires set to descend on Victorious Festival 2025!
Multi-award-winning Victorious Festival (22/23/24 August 2025) – the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival – has today announced a massive billing of headliners alongside a host of amazing artists and comedians for the ultimate August Bank Holiday weekender. On top of today’s line-up announcement, day tickets have also now been released.
Photo Review: The Libertines – O2 Academy, Bournemouth
The Libertines returned to the stage at the O2 Academy Bournemouth for a raucous night of guitars, anthems, and unbridled energy. As the iconic indie rock band took the stage, the crowd was ready for a wild ride — and they got exactly that.
Photo Review: Khruangbin – Eventim Apollo
Khruangbin’s first of their three London shows at the iconic Eventim Apollo was nothing short of magical. The Texan trio, known for their genre-defying blend of funk, soul, psychedelic rock, brought their unique sound to the stage captivating the packed venue.
Truck Festival drops huge first wave of acts for 2025!
Sitting as the centrepoint of summer festival memories and a beloved home for fans of all ages, Truck Festival returns in 2025 with a stacked weekend experience that brings together the biggest names in indie and alternative music bursting with laugh-out-loud character. Becoming a true rite of passage and indisputably the best value festival ticket of the entire UK season, 2025 looks primed to be a landmark edition that welcomes Truckers into the Good Times (and that’s a guarantee).
Harvey Jay Dodgson shares powerful new single ‘Kids On The Firing Line’
Harvey Jay Dodgson, the 22-year-old Portsmouth-born alt/indie singer-songwriter, continues to push the boundaries of his genre-blending sound with the release of his latest single, "Kids on the Firing Line". The new track is a powerful exploration of youth, resilience, and the socio-political climate that shapes the next generation—presented through Dodgson’s unique lens of gritty, introspective lyricism and captivating melodies.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – The O2 Arena
It’s a Saturday evening in the capital and the atmosphere inside London’s O2 Arena crackles with anticipation as Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds prepare to take the stage. For those who know Cave’s work, there’s a quiet, yet undeniable sense that something monumental is about to unfold tonight.
Cast – Engine Rooms, Southampton
The Engine Rooms in Southampton was the perfect setting for Cast’s stop on their UK tour. With a career spanning over three decades, Cast has long been a staple of the British indie-rock scene, and their return to Southampton proved they’re still firing on all cylinders.
Bob Vylan – Portsmouth Guildhall
Portsmouth Guildhall was transformed into a chaotic, electrifying battlefield with Bob Vylan in town. The grime-punk duo, known for their raw energy and searing critique of modern society, delivered a performance that was both visceral and cathartic.
Paul Weller – Portsmouth Guildhall
Paul is a master of his craft and his longevity in the music industry is something to be admired. The man has reinvented himself numerous times and has not been afraid to face his critics in staying true to what feels most aligned to him. In my opinion, Paul is a living legend of British music.
2000trees Festival announce 2025 headliners!
2000trees Festival can today announce five (yes, that is FIVE) main stage headliners for its 2025 event. For the first time in the festivals history, all of the main stage headliners have been announced at the same time, and announced nine months ahead of the event.