Rising talent Maisie Peters spares a moment to talk to Alex Stagg before her supporting slot at the O2 Ritz, on Tom Walker’s UK tour

Contributor Lucy Clutton-Brock gives us a rundown of The Coral’s energetic sold-out Albert Hall gig

Amidst his hectic tour schedule, Tom Walker sits down for a chat with contributor Alex Stagg before putting on an electric performance at the O2 Ritz.

Jake Oliver reviews the Canadian synth-pop duo Isla Den, who released their debut EP Water Sounds back in April – bringing along a sense of tranquility

Callum Lunn assesses The Story So Far’s growth in maturity evident that is upon the release of their latest album

Pale Waves’ debut is glittering, but fails to be overtly original or diverse

Savage pop punk star GIRLI tears up Manchester’s Deaf Institute with a show not for the faint hearted

One ex-boyband member finds his own Direction in an upbeat, folksy gig that promises a bright future

Zoe Kent speaks to MØ ahead of her show at Manchester’s O2 Ritz

California’s moody monochromatic musicians drop an extremely average third album.

Seal made Valentine’s Day unforgettable for the O2 Apollo on his Standards Tour

Beneath a happy, energetic K-Pop exterior lies a draconian, corporate underworld

An album beautifully crafted from the ruins of heartbreak

With those songs now synonymous with television adverts and film soundtracks, MGMT are back with a new album and potential new hits

The Front Bottoms entwined the exploration and lyricism of folk music with the fast-paced assertiveness of punk

A failed attempt to stay relevant

This 8 piece indie-pop band from all over the world are here to give you music which is both fun and playful, but also broken and dystopian

Cabello sounds comfortable in herself and more than capable of going alone