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Latitude celebrates its 20th birthday with David Byrne, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi
Music, comedy, literature, one wedding and a giant light-up sheep in the sky help mark Latitude’s second decade
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Review: The Oresteia
Simon Stone’s reimagining of the definitive Greek tragedy at the Bridge Theatre is phenomenally compelling – and suitably bloody
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System of a Down’s explosive catharsis shakes London
Galvanising grooves, absurdist singalongs and escapist revelry: the award for best rock show of the year goes to...
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Review: To Kill A Mockingbird
Bartlett Sher’s production returns to the West End to demonstrate what great theatre looks like
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Review: Cyrano de Bergerac
The RSC’s reimagining of Edmond Rostand’s classic is the definition of a triumph
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Bad Bunny gives a masterclass in performance, unity and Perreo
The London leg of the "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" cemented Bad Bunny's undeniable star power and ability to bring people together
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Review: Hot Mess
The new pop musical at the Other Palace is both a timely warning and a big laugh
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Download 2026: the highlights
The best of the fest, from Linkin Park’s triumphant return to Donington to Ice Nine Kills’ blood-soaked horror spectacular
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Linkin Park’s Download homecoming was worth the 12-year wait
With Emily Armstrong leading the charge, Linkin Park capped off the weekend with a high-octane set that honoured their legacy while embracing an exciting new chapter
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Guns N’ Roses deliver an epic three-hour headline set on their Download return
From deafening crowd singalongs and blistering guitar solos, Guns N' Roses delivered a headline set that healed old wounds and reminded everyone why they remain rock royalty