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Mac DeMarco swoons Bristol with serene and typically surreal spectacle

Charming The Prospect Building in his first Bristol gig for over seven years, Mac’s hitting his stride as a new kind of showman

Atlanta punks Upchuck performing at Mutations Festival in 2025.

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Mutations Festival 2025: Five new artists you need to know

The gigging equivalent of crate-digging in a Brighton record shop, here's the artists we discovered at Mutations Festival that you need to know about

Wendy flies above her bed in the poster for Wendy & Peter Pan

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Review: Wendy & Peter Pan 

The classic fairy tale flies higher than ever in a blockbuster Barbican production of Ella Hickson’s storied J.M. Barrie adaptation

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Review: Clarkston

Samuel D. Hunter’s new play at the Trafalgar Theatre is a touching look at new adulthood

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Why Cymande’s O2 Academy Brixton concert was a full-circle triumph

The south London legends returned with their Renascence tour, and this time, the message was louder than ever

Review: kwn at Jazz Cafe, 13/10/25

The R&B singer proved that her whirlwind success in 2025 is not a fluke, but simply the beginning of an illustrious career ahead.

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Spend Halloween at Phantom Peak

Solve crimes with demon racoons and drink the best hot chocolate you've ever had – it's Halloween at Phantom Peak

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Review: Punch

James Graham’s new play at the Apollo Theatre is an emotionally intimate study of violence

Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel in Born With Teeth at Wyndham's TheatreNcuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel in Born With Teeth at Wyndham's Theatre

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Review: Born With Teeth

Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel are too hot to touch in this fiery interpretation of Shakespeare and Marlowe

Josh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age on stage at Rock N Roll Circus in SheffieldJosh Homme of Queens Of The Stone Age on stage at Rock N Roll Circus in Sheffield

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Queens of the Stone Age turn Sheffield’s Rock N Roll Circus into their kingdom for two nights

Joined by three stages of support acts, QOTSA close out their European tour with a Steel City double-header at the glorious Don Valley Bowl