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Slaughter to Prevail – O2 Academy Bristol
Bringing their brutal brand of deathcore to Bristol, Slaughter to Prevail tore through the O2 Academy on 12 August with an explosive night of crushing riffs, relentless breakdowns and unfiltered intensity.
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.
Jimmy Eat World – Cardiff Castle
Summer concerts don’t get much more picturesque than a sold out show at Cardiff Castle, but when the sun is shining and fans from all generations join together for a sell out show you know that its going to be hell of a performance! The highly anticipated sold out show drove us back to the past for a nostalgic night to remember with headliners Jimmy Eat World who were supported by Jay Som, The Get Up Kids and Rise Against.
Bastille & The Wombats – Crystal Palace Bowl
On the 13th of August 2026, definitely one of the hottest days in London, fans and music lovers gathered in a very sunny south London field to watch Bastille, The Wombats, Prima Queen and Cherry Holt.
Mystery Jets – Rough Trade, Bristol
Eighteen years later, Monday night's intimate Rough Trade show was a very welcome reunion.
Mystery Jets – Rough Trade, Liverpool
It’s a busy Friday night at Liverpool’s Rough Trade for Mystery Jets' in-store performance of their new album ‘A Hole to See the Sky Through’, out on the 21st of August.
Bruno Mars – Wembley Stadium
Bruno Mars' Romantic Tour landed at Wembley on Sunday night, delivering two hours of funk, soul, heartbreak and pure stadium magic
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Preston Park, Brighton
There are gigs that feel like events, and then there are gigs that feel like reckonings. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds homecoming at Preston Park landed firmly in the second category.
Madness – On The Beach
Picture this: a beautiful warm, sunny day in the coastal town of Brighton, swarming with people buzzing about their daily lives enjoying a Friday in summer. Brighton itself is quirky and perfect for music fans with lots of record and music shops, bars and clubs, as well as independent music venues, and for the last 6 years they’ve amped it up and have been hosting huge gigs on the beach (yes, their stoney beach right on top of the water). It is the perfect outdoor summer’s day venue; live music paired with a sea breeze, what more could you want?
Moby – On The Beach
Think of the dance and electronic music that you might have listened to throughout the 21st century, or you continue to listen to now. None of them would exist or be popular without the impact and influence of Moby, whose real name is Richard Melville Hall. It’s no exaggeration whatsoever to say Moby is simply a legend in every sense of the word, and his influence on dance and electronic music will only continue to influence generations to come. Tonight, his first performance in Brighton in 24 years, showcased his genius for us all to see, both in his live musicianship as well as the sheer quality of the tunes he has created over the years.