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Interview: Keyside: “You need the real stuff, but you also need the banana flavour”
“You discover new people, and it’s mad.” For Liverpool indie outfit Keyside, festivals are as much about discovering…
Interview: The K’s: “Our fanbase is always there to support us”
Backstage at Truck Festival, The K’s drummer Nathan Peers is already looking ahead to what promises to be another energetic performance on the Truck Stage.
Interview: Matt Hennessy: “Winning was the result of hard work”
For Portsmouth singer-songwriter Matt Hennessey, Sunday afternoon at Truck Festival offered another landmark moment in what has already been a whirlwind year.
Interview: Lottery Winners: “We’re not very cool, but obviously we are now”
For a band who once joked that they were “not very cool”, Lottery Winners certainly looked the part as they arrived at Truck Festival.
Interview: Mae Hill chats backstage at BST Hyde Park 2026
Fresh from stepping off the stage at BST Hyde Park, Brighton-based singer-songwriter Mae Hill was still processing the enormity of the moment.
Crowe Boys chat backstage at BST Hyde Park!
New Orleans brothers Ocie and Wes - better known as folk duo Crowe Boys - just returned to the UK for the second time this year, and the pair caught up with Erazer to talk all about the growth of the country music scene this side of the Atlantic.
From Nashville to Hyde Park: Leah Blevins Gears Up for Her Biggest UK Shows Yet
“These shows are bucket list moments,” said Kentucky-born, Nashville-based musician Leah Blevins, who will be returning to the UK this month in support of her latest studio album, All Dressed Up.
Chilli Jesson on Dead Dads Club, new music and not dwelling on the past
“This has flourished into its own thing,” said Chilli Jesson, the former Palma Violets frontman, whose latest musical venture, Dead Dads Club, made its Southampton debut at Wanderlust Festival 2026.
Zombies, Vinyl and Ferry Rides: Inside Jesse Lynn Madera’s UK Adventure
Jesse Lynn Madera has just wrapped up her first ever UK tour, and it’s fair to say she enjoyed her stay.
The West Virginia-born musician was on the road with The Zombies frontman Colin Blunstone, and from the Isle of Wight to Kilmarnock, Jesse has made the most of her visit across the Atlantic.
Mary in the Junkyard tell us about their ‘weird and wonderful’ debut album
Mary in the Junkyard have a lot to look forward to this year - from a headline tour across the UK, Europe and North America, to the release of their debut album, the London trio are making the most of their rising popularity.