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Del Water Gap – O2 Institute, Birmingham
While the Brooklyn-based indie-pop starlet has been known for his catchy and bubbly tunes that have soundtracked thousands of people’s playlists, Holden decided to pull things back and show his more vulnerable and emotionally mature side.
Asha Banks – Roundhouse, London
London’s iconic Roundhouse was buzzing to welcome Asha Banks on her first-ever headline UK tour for her new EP ‘How Real Was It?’,
Sigrid – The Roundhouse, London
Celebrating the release of her third album, Sigrid transformed London's Roundhouse into an almighty dance party.
Hot Mulligan – The Prospects Building, Bristol
A lively crowd gathered at The Prospect Building in Bristol as Michigan emo favourites Hot Mulligan brought their latest UK tour to the city.
Keo – The Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth
See them before they get big: Keo delivers a commanding display performance in Southsea.
Folk Bitch Trio – Deaf Institute, Manchester
It’s a Sunday night, and a sold-out crowd is ready and waiting for the Folk Bitch Trio. It’s the second time the band have performed in Manchester, and it certainly won’t be the last.
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets – The Crossing, Birmingham
Perth’s most mental musicians, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, have returned to the UK for a double album tour.
Of Monsters and Men – Bristol Beacon
A full house at the Bristol Beacon welcomed Of Monsters and Men on Friday, bringing The Mouse Parade tour into a venue built for clarity and balance. In a room that rewards detail, the Icelandic seven-piece delivered a performance that felt both expansive and tightly controlled.
The Covasettes – O2 Institute, Birmingham
2026 is a big year for many people, but in the case of Manchester-based indie band The Covasettes, 2026 is the biggest year of their career.
Alex Spencer – The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
What were you doing when you were 19? Chances are, 99% of people won’t have achieved the things that Alex Spencer has already done. From humble beginnings busking on Market Street in Manchester at the age of 12, to playing major festivals like Neighbourhood Weekender and TRNSMT, and even performing at the Etihad Stadium, the Barcelona-born Mancunian (and no, he’s not a relative of Pep Guardiola!) has experienced things that most musicians could only ever dream of.