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Primal Scream – Outernet Live
We find ourselves in Soho for night one of two Primal Scream shows. And what we discover is an absolutely ferocious trip through their beloved 2000 album “XTRMNTR”, loud, gritty, hypnotic and completely out of control in the best possible way.
Nothing But Thieves – Trowbridge Civic Centre
Days after releasing their fifth studio album, Stray Dogs, Southend's finest rock outfit brought their shiny new record down to the West Country.
The Levellers – Hove Park, Brighton
Brighton’s very own Levellers returned to where they started in 1988 and played to a delighted crowd to celebrate their beautiful record, the now 35-year-old ‘Levelling the Land’.
The Molotovs – Tramshed, Cardiff
Theres something special about a Thursday night in Cardiff, especially at The Tramshed. Thursday 3rd September, the London brother and sister duo, The Molotovs began their ‘Welcome To Urbia’ Tour with Shale supporting. The sold out show just proves the type of night we have all been anticipating for.
Victorious Festival 2026 – Review
And this year's lineup, with headliners such as Kasabian and Richard Ashcroft, certainly pulled in the crowds.
Forwards Festival 2026 – Review
Across three days on Clifton Downs, FORWARDS delivered a brilliantly varied line-up and some genuinely world-class performances, with Lorde, Tems and Little Simz leading a weekend packed with memorable sets.
DMA’s – Rough Trade, Bristol
Fresh from an intimate acoustic outstore performance at Rough Trade Bristol in celebration of their self-titled fifth record, Australian indie favourites DMA'S treated fans to a stripped-back set showcasing their unmistakable tunes and their newer material in true form.
Twenty One Pilots – All Points East 2026
Energy, spectacle and emotion, Twenty One Pilots pulled out all the stops for their only UK show this year.
Fairport Cropredy Convention – Review
Fairport’s Cropredy Convention is a staple in many music fans’ calendars, and as the festival returned for 2026, the capacity may have been smaller, but the factors that make it special haven’t changed one bit.
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.