They Might Be Giants release new rendition of “Lazy” by Irving Berlin recorded as part of WNYC’s “Public Song Project” - Listen to the premiere on WNYC here

 ‘An Evening With They Might Be Giants: Flood, BOOK and Beyond’ 2024 UK Tour On Sale Now! Tickets + dates available here

“They have their rhythm, their aesthetic, and their show all down to a science. It’s a fantastic thing to watch a band enjoying themselves by doing exactly what they want to be doing. It’s what keeps fans like me coming back over and over again.” - Consequence

“In a forty-plus year career full of unusual endeavors that have come to fruition, They Might Be Giants can count this tour, and by extension this show, as yet another wildly successful one.” - Under the Radar

“Consistently, year after year, TMBG can be counted on for fantastic live performances.” - Ink19

GRAMMY® Award-winning and chart-topping artist/producer duo The Chainsmokers and GRAMMY® nominated R&B singer and songwriter Fridayy have released their new single “Friday”.

Liana Flores is a London-based English-Brazilian singer songwriter influenced by Bossa Nova, 60s British folk and the Romantic poets. 

“Lily Lyons searches for truth in her music, exploring simple things that are easily forgotten - not revolutionary, but the everyday beauty and tragedy of relationships.”

New Sohodolls single “Mother Wouldn’t Like It” is a light-hearted punk pop atomic bomb about teenage rebellion and getting up to no good on a Friday night with your mates, with thick, driving riffs that stab and bounce with mischievous glory. Sohodolls really know how to write catchy riffs, hooks and lyrics and all are abundantly on display.

I interviewed FRANK TURNER at Boardmasters Festival in 2017, we spoke about it being his 2083rd live show. Fast forward nearly seven years and he’s announced details of gig #3000!

Yes folks, the hardest working musician will be performing at London’s ALEXANDRA PALACE on February 22nd, 2025. I would tell you more but it’s probably better if I let Frank tell you all about it, here he is….

Following an energetic burst of singles; RED, Hold Your Tongue and Gun Boy – London based art rock quartet devices return with their anticipated first EP “Husband #1”, on independent label Red Tongue Music, release date 31 May.

We were fortunate enough to be invited to their Bristol show which took place at Bristol’s Beacon venue, read on to see how the evening went.

Following a rash of recent activity from the brothers Hartnoll, including a lavish vinyl and CD collector’s reissue of their groundbreaking 1991 debut LP Orbital and a series of limited-edition 12” EPs featuring early singles, it was time for the UK leg of Orbital’s colourful-sounding Green and Brown Tour to commence, having recently returned from California’s Coachella Festival. Tonight saw them in Exeter for the first leg of the tour, read on to see how the evening turned out….

The Commodores once sang “Once, twice, three times a lady”, you might want to sing the song but replace ‘lady’ with ‘BOSS CASS” as this is the third year on the trot that he has been invited to play at BOARDMASTERS FESTIVAL.

Festivals normally have a 2 year rule, whereby an artist or band cannot return within this time period. When it comes to BOSS CASS (FKA FLUFF), he has re-written the rulebook and will be presenting his one man punk rock show to anyone lucky enough to witness it.

We caught up with the man himself to chat about BOARDMASTERS, festival survival tips and his dream festival lineup, read on to learn more….

Before you say, “It’s not until September”, I wanted to point out that we will be once again working with the good folk at MUCKY WEEKENDER and bringing you some interview features with acts performing across the weekend.

Rather than wait until nearer the event, we wanted to share with you a fab interview we did with a trio who are making waves with their high-energy blend of Bassline, Garage and Drum and Bass, from their own songs to covers and mash ups, GIRLS NEXT DOOR will have you in a frenzy!

DEAD PONY ANNOUNCE HEADLINE TOUR THIS WINTER

DEBUT ALBUM 'IGNORE THIS' OUT NOW VIA LAB RECORD LISTEN HERE

WATCH VIDEO FOR SINGLE 'RAINBOWS'

KULA SHAKER Release new double A-side single featuring two brand new tracks as they head out on Spring UK Tour, starting Monday 22 April - 5 May 2024

MIMI WEBB SHARES OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO FOR LATEST SINGLE, “MISTAKE”

CONFIRMED TO PLAY GOVERNORS BALL, OSHEAGA, AND LOLLAPALOOZA MUSIC FESTIVALS THIS SUMMER

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR WITH BENSON BOONE UNDERWAY

“MISTAKE” WATCH | LISTEN

BELLE AND SEBASTIAN RELEASE NEW SONG ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU, SON?’

BAND TO HOST TWO-DAY ‘THE GLASGOW WEEKENDER’ AUGUST 2ND AND 3RD WITH CAMERA OBSCURA, THE VASELINES, CMAT, AND MORE

NORTH AMERICAN TOUR BEGINS NEXT WEEK

NEW ALBUMS LATE DEVELOPERS AND A BIT OF PREVIOUS OUT NOW

Scottish composer and producer Erland Cooper has announced that his new album, Carve The Runes Then Be Content With Silence, will be released on 20 September via Mercury KX / Decca.

“Caught between The Pogues and Bellowhead, [Skinny Lister] takes the folk-rock-drinking-songs and agit-prop template and lifts it on to the sound of old seafaring men - to satisfying effect” - THE DAILY MIRROR 

FRANK TURNER UNDERTAKES THE FIRST EVER
MUSIC VENUE TRUST WORLD RECORD ATTEMPT
FOR THE MOST GIGS PLAYED IN 24 HOURS

Takes place 4 & 5 MAY 2024

WITH SHOWS IN… LIVERPOOL / LEEDS / LONDON / SHEFFIELD / NOTTINGHAM / BIRMINGHAM / PORTSMOUTH / SOUTHAMPTON / CHESTERFIELD / ALDERSHOT + BEYOND….

SPONSORED BY LONDON’S No. 1 TAXI APP FREENOW

IN SUPPORT OF GRASSROOTS MUSIC VENUES
AND INDEPENDENT RECORD STORES

NEW ALBUM ‘UNDEFEATED’ IS OUT 3 MAY - PRE-ORDER HERE

For 1 week only (or until sellout), EXETER PHOENIX are offering discounted tickets to a few of their upcoming gigs!

Come along to see one of your faves or embrace the season of new beginnings and try something new!

Tickets are on offer NOW but won;t last long, link to buy at the bottom.

April 17, 2024 – Record Store Day, the annual celebration of indie record store culture taking place this Saturday (April 20), is expected to deliver a £9.7m boost to indie record shops, helping secure the future of one of the key pillars of grassroots music culture.