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Interview

NXDIA:”We’re going to be headbanging through heartbreak”

With the release of new EP Lovemesick, we get to know the rising alt-pop star with a punk edge

Interview

Arthur Hill: “Wembley wasn’t the goal – I’ll always want more”

As he prepares to headline one of the UK's mightiest venues, we sit down with the singer and social media star on the rise

Interview

Keo: “We’re really not scared of what people say about us anymore”

Drawing word-of-mouth crowds and cited as British rock music's next big thing, Keo are more fearless than ever

Sunday (1994): “Trust is what makes a band magical”

Get to know the transatlantic melancholy and melodrama of a band about to go big

Interview

Chloe Slater: “I think Chloe and Chloe Slater are slowly morphing into the same person”

The rising indie star on taking on influencer culture, changing lanes and why she's already ditching her own alter-ego

Eli Hewson of Inhaler, playing to the crowd at Brixton AcademyEli Hewson of Inhaler, playing to the crowd at Brixton Academy

Review

Inside Inhaler’s Valentine’s Day gig at Brixton Academy

Inhaler feel the love as they take their third album on the road ahead of their summer festival dates

Spiritbox at Alexandra PalaceSpiritbox at Alexandra Palace

Review

Spiritbox take on Alexandra Palace

Main Stage energy, marriage proposals and metal: inside the room as Spiritbox play their biggest show to date

Confidence Man at Brixton AcademyConfidence Man at Brixton Academy

Review

Confidence Man at O2 Academy Brixton, 6/12/24

Light-up bras, inflatable platforms and broken bottles as Brixton Academy becomes a full-on bratty rave

Remi Wolf on stage at Brixton AcademyRemi Wolf on stage at Brixton Academy

Review

Remi Wolf at Brixton Academy, 5/12/24

2024 was Remi Wolf's year, and this was the gig to prove it – bringing a chaotic blast of perfect funk pop to London

Sleep Token at the O2Sleep Token at the O2

Review

Sleep Token at London’s O2 Arena, 29/11/2024

Next year's Download headliners Sleep Token bring their unapologetic brand of metal and mystery to London