Black Veil Brides celebrated BVB Day in London with a powerful, nostalgia-fuelled set packed with fan favourites, sharp humour from Andy Biersack, and huge crowd energy. Supported by Saint Agnes, the night was a celebration of loyalty, identity, and connection.

Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger brought Halestorm Unplugged to Southampton's Engine Rooms for an intimate evening of stories, acoustic reimaginings, and powerful performances. Stripped of arena production, the songs shone brighter than ever.

Dogstar prove they are far more than a band with a famous bassist, delivering an authentic and heartfelt performance at London’s Roundhouse. Supported by rising indie-rock outfit Fletchr Fletchr, the trio showcased their chemistry, musicianship and genuine passion for live music, winning over the sold-out crowd with a set packed with emotion, nostalgia and unpretentious rock energy.

Live Review of Ben Kweller @ Brudenell Social Club, Leeds – 11 June 2026. Grief, Gratitude and Great Songs: Ben Kweller Delivers a Night to Remember An emotional roller-coaster of laughter, loss and life-affirming music from one of America's most underrated songwriters.

Skull-shaking basslines and spiked guitars on "Lost in Tokyo" helped to show the distinctive blend of gritty alt-rock and anthemic choruses that Daytime TV are known for.

Live Review of Paul Weller @ TK Maxx Presents Live at Scarborough Open Air Theatre - 12th June 2026

Live review of Aldous Harding @ Albert Hall, Manchester - 8th June 2026. Aldous Harding: The Art of the Unsettling An enigmatic shapeshifting performance of strange beauty, silent tension and songs delivered through every fibre of the body.

Live Review of Shed Seven @ The Piece Hall, Halifax – 6 June 2026. Thirty years on, York's finest prove they're still 'Chasing Rainbows' and 'Going for Gold'

All Points East Gears Up for a Summer of Genre-defining Music

A Perfect Circle returned to London’s O2 Academy Brixton for a sold-out night of atmosphere, precision and emotional intensity. Delivering a career-spanning set that balanced haunting classics with new material, the band proved why they remain one of alternative rock’s most compelling live acts.

Live Review of Ray LaMontagne @ O2 City Hall, Newcastle – 28 May 2026. Twenty Years On, Trouble Still Sounds Like the Truth.

Live review of Dead Pony @ Corporation, Sheffield - 31st May 2026. Scotland's hottest alt-rock export turns Corporation into a pressure cooker of riffs and huge choruses.