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Albums of the Year 2025
What a year it’s been for music! We’ve had everything, from an Oasis takeover at Wembley to The Royston Club achieving their first Top 10 Album! Here are some of our contributors’ top releases of the year. What’s been your favourite album released this year?
Oasis – Wembley Stadium
Oasis are the band that started my real love for indie / rock n roll, the first band that I found for myself or the one that found me in the mid 90’s as I was about to head into secondary school and one that have soundtracked my life ever since. The band that has seen me through a myriad of all different times, yet the music has always been there in those moments of celebration and also times of need.
Truck Festival 2025
Truck Festival returned to Oxfordshire this weekend, drawing crowds back to Hill Farm for another four days of live music and festival spirit.
Now a well-established staple of the UK’s summer music calendar, Truck once again showcased a vibrant lineup spanning indie rock, pop, and alternative genres. True to tradition, the British weather kept things unpredictable at times, but that didn't stop festivalgoers, known affectionately as Truckers, from turning out in force for another memorable year of the beloved event.
Sabrina Carpenter – BST Hyde Park
GRAMMY Award winner Sabrina Carpenter put on a polished performance of her signature sugary-pop outfit at her second…
Charli XCX – Lido Festival 2025
Brat Forever: Charli XCX’s LIDO Festival Was a Movement, Not Just a Moment. Curated by Charli XCX herself,…
Primavera Sound 2025 – Review
At Primavera Sound 2025, the festival’s celebration of bold, boundary-pushing pop and indie was on full display, led…
Sam Fender – London Stadium – 6th June 2025
Newcastle’s own Geordie guitar hero, Sam Fender, launched his highly anticipated People Watching Stadium Tour in a sold-out…
Primavera Sound 2025 Preview: Female Firepower and a Beachside Blowout in Barcelona
Primavera Sound 2025 returns to Barcelona with a clear message: the future of music is female, fearless, and fiercely global. For the first time in its history, the festival’s three main headline slots will be held by women - Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, and Sabrina Carpenter - marking a bold stance In an industry that continues to strive for better gender balance, this landmark moment represents significant progress.
Album Review: Sam Fender – People Watching
The gifted songwriting of Sam Fender has long enriched the UK indie music scene, and his influence continues…
bilk – Electric Ballroom, Camden
Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Killers and Kings of Leon are just a handful of the rock and…