Open’er Festival 2026: Your Essential Guide to Pop’s Biggest Baltic Moment
Open’er 2026 is shaping up to be the unmissable pop event of summer – here’s why you need to be in Gdynia next month.
Andy Ingleson
Katy Perry’s Comeback: How “Watch It Burn” Signals Her Return to Form at Rock in Rio Lisboa
Katy Perry performs fiery new single and opens up about losing her confidence during a difficult 2025.
Swim Deep’s ‘Hum’: A Masterclass in Artistic Maturity and Emotional Depth
Swim Deep’s latest album ‘Hum’ proves that standing still can be more powerful than constant reinvention.
The Grammys Just Made a Major Power Play: Here’s What the 2026 Rule Changes Mean for Your Favourite Artists
The Recording Academy has shaken things up with five new categories and major eligibility tweaks that could reshape the competitive landscape at next year’s ceremony.
Alice Cooper’s Gracious Gesture: When Rock Legends Reward Kindness with Signed Albums
A good Samaritan’s honesty earns him a signed copy of Alice Cooper’s latest record after returning the rocker’s lost credit card.
Kelsey Lu’s ‘So Help Me God’ Is A Masterclass In Creative Reinvention
After seven years away, Kelsey Lu returns with an emotionally complex masterpiece that proves artistic independence trumps label constraints.
From Screen to Turntable: Why The Backrooms Vinyl Release Matters for Film Soundtracks in 2026
The Backrooms soundtrack is getting a vinyl release this August, signalling a major shift in how film scores are being celebrated and consumed.
From Small-Town Bars to Dalston: Why Shania Twain’s Intimate 200-Capacity Gig Matters
Shania Twain brought her career full circle with a rare intimate performance at The Shacklewell Arms, reliving her roots before massive summer dates.
Vince Staples’ ‘Cry Baby’ Is Punk Rock Hip-Hop at Its Most Vital and Uncompromising
Vince Staples channels raw punk energy on his boldest album yet, tackling American racism with fierce independence and rock-rap sonics.
Kim Petras’ “Detour” Is The Sound Of An Artist Taking Back Control
After ditching her label and reclaiming her career, Kim Petras emerges with her most honest album yet – even if it means crashing and burning along the way.