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Two years after bowing out mid-set in one of Glastonbury’s most emotional moments, Lewis Capaldi made an unannounced and triumphant return to the Pyramid Stage today, delivering a short but soul-baring surprise performance.

Scotty McCreery is shaking up summer with a little help from his friends – and they’re not who you’d expect.

Music can boost your mood and improve happiness in just nine minutes by triggering the release of dopamine [1] – the brain's ‘feel good’ chemical. But which fans feel the biggest benefit from this?

After nearly 20 years of chart-topping hits and global success, Diamond-certified and GRAMMY® Award-nominated pop rock powerhouse OneRepublic is set to release their first-ever career-spanning compilation, OneRepublic: The Collection, on August 15, 2025 via UMe.

Rising indie-pop artist Julia Miralles is set to release her bold and emotionally-charged new single, “Just One Minute (What a Waste),” on June 27, 2025. The track, available now for pre-save and pre-release streaming here, showcases Julia’s signature lyrical vulnerability and soaring vocals, wrapped in a richly dynamic production.

It’s not the legendary band per se as Christian Love, son of Mike Love of The Beach Boys, releases a sun soaked 4-song EP titled, Sum Sum Summer. 

We’ve been shouting about CMAT since way back in 2020 — when her cowboy boots, karaoke drama, and laser-sharp lyrics first started turning the heads of anyone who craved more brains in their bangers. Fast-forward five years, and Ireland’s most flamboyantly fragile pop-country philosopher is gearing up for her third album EURO-COUNTRY (out August 29 via AWAL Recordings), and she’s just dropped the best-titled track of the year: “The Jamie Oliver Petrol Station.”

The steel guitar slides, the ex calls back, and Megan Moroney answers with a career-best comeback anthem.

On June 21st, Tattedru is set to release his new single, 'One Time,' the anticipated follow-up to his recent track 'Lemon Talk'.

Award-winning singer-songwriter, author, and children’s advocate Darla Z has released a brand-new children’s single and animated music video titled "Bert the Singing Cat", inspired by one of the most beloved characters from her acclaimed Cat Detectives book series. The toe-tapping tune sung by Darla Z, bursting with color and charm, stars Bert (short for Alberta), a charismatic feline who sings and dances her way into the hearts of viewers young and old. The song tells the story of Bert the Singing Cat who lives on an island and loves to fish. One day Bert's fishing in a boat on the bay when the wind picks up her hat and carries it away. Bert's hat lands upon a seagull's back and the seagull disappears from view. Will Bert get her pink hat back? What about the seagull? This super fun song by Darla Z with its playful theme is extremely appealing and certain to become a family favorite. 

AJ Solaris isn’t here to save the world — but he is going to soundtrack its collapse. His shape-shifting, genre-blurring music project M4TR (aka Music 4 The Revolution) is back with Love Is The Revolution, a shimmering, unflinching, synth-drenched third studio album landing June 23. Alongside it comes a 10-year retrospective and digital box set, charting M4TR’s journey from protest anthems to emotionally layered, end-times dancefloor epics.

Dick & Dom, Claude VonStroke, and Goldie join Armand Van Helden and more for one of the UK’s wildest weekends

Noah Cyrus has announced her sophomore album I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me, a sweeping, rootsy meditation on family, nature, and hard-won self-acceptance. Due out July 11 via RECORDS/Columbia, the album sees Cyrus stepping confidently into Americana and indie-folk territory, with an all-star supporting cast including Blake Shelton, Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold, Ella Langley and Bill Callahan.

Last night in North London, Beyoncé rode off into the smoky neon sunset after wrapping up her six-night, sold-out siege of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium—a run that not only cemented her place in British live music history, but casually redefined what an arena show can be.

Kane Brown is back with another genre-melting banger, and this time, it’s tailor-made for sun-soaked parties, late-night joyrides, and bonfires that rage until sunrise. The track? “2 Pair” — a fizzy, infectious summer anthem that bottles Brown’s signature country-pop-R&B blend with swagger and soul.

The 5SOS bassist turns frontman, fusing emotional grit and sonic glow on a record that feels like staring straight into the eye of the storm – and finding yourself there.

Seven-time Grammy nominee Tyler Childers is back and pushing boundaries once again. The Kentucky-born singer, songwriter, and genre-shifting performer has announced the release of his hotly anticipated new album, Snipe Hunter, out July 25 via Hickman Holler Records/RCA Records. Pre-orders and pre-saves are open now.

It’s a Friday night somewhere in Britain, and the lights are dimming. There’s a man in a blazer on stage with a grin that says he knows something you don’t. A synth line swells, someone in neon legwarmers cheers, and the unmistakable voice of Gary Davies—BBC Radio 2’s Sounds of the 80s DJ and once-prince of Top of the Pops—cuts through the speakers. “Let’s rewind to the greatest decade of them all!”

When Jagged Little Pill dropped in 1995, it came screaming through the alt-rock ether on CD and cassette—one foot in analog, the other inching toward digital. The vinyl version, constrained by the limits of the medium, even left a few tracks behind. Now, 30 years later, Alanis Morissette’s iconic album is finally getting the format it always deserved—and it comes with an ironic twist: a physical re-release aimed squarely at a generation that never grew up rewinding a Walkman.

David Byrne is back – and he’s got big questions. The Talking Heads co-founder, solo innovator, and ever-curious musical polymath has announced Who Is the Sky?, his first album of new material since 2018’s genre-smashing American Utopia. Out September 5 via Matador Records, the album sees Byrne diving deeper into the strange, sublime, and frequently absurd nature of modern life — this time through the lens of lush orchestration, sharp observation, and a hefty dose of joy.

The American Idol alum turned country heavyweight is crossing borders and smashing expectations, with a run of packed-out UK gigs and a new wave of momentum behind his chart-climbing single, “Bottle Rockets.”