Nottingham’s own Alt Blk Era claimed their crowns at a sold-out Rescue Rooms, delivering a stadium-level performance alongside destructive sets from capital heavyweights Saint Agnes and local mainstays Luna & The Lime Slices. A legendary night for the city’s alternative scene.
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Ginger Wildheart and his revitalised five-piece outfit delivered an uncompromising, blistering set at a sweltering Catton Park, trading festival clichés for heavy deep cuts, brilliant new material, and the ultimate, infectious summer sing-along that defined the entire weekend.
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Nova Twins brought their Parasites & Butterflies tour to a legendary Rock City. Featuring a birthday surprise, motion-controlled bass wizardry from Georgia South, and support from Venus Grrrls and Precious Pepala, this was a night that redefined modern British rock.
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Essex-based grassroots guitar band The Bracknall played their final 2025 headline show to a sold out 229 Club in Regents Park.
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Rock icons Garbage and Skunk Anansie announce a massive co-headline UK tour for June 2026. The two powerhouse bands, fronted by Shirley Manson and Skin, will perform six outdoor shows, alternating closing duties each night. Tickets go on sale November 14th.
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Twenty One Pilots drop “Drum Show,” a bold second single from Breach featuring Josh Dun’s first-ever vocals. With no world tour planned, this track delivers raw energy and emotional depth. Watch the video and explore what’s next for the duo.
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Bad Omens have announced their biggest headline run yet with the DO YOU FEEL LOVE EUROPE 2025 tour, including major UK arena dates and a new single, “Specter,” that’s already breaking streaming records.
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Linkin Park’s Emptiness Machine live at Wembley was a thunderous, emotional spectacle. From raw vocals to cinematic visuals, the band’s return proved they’re still essential. Rock News UK breaks down the highlights and what’s coming next.
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Papa Roach erupt with “BRAINDEAD,” a punk-rock anthem featuring Toby Morse. We break down the wild video, explore the band’s latest moves, and share five must-stream tracks that define their legacy and future sound.
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Electric Pets from Derby, UK, unleash their standout second single of 2025, “Can’t Bring Me Down.” Led by singer-songwriter Emma Buckley, this four-piece fuses vintage garage rock, surf music, and 60s girl group pop with a sharp 21st-century indie rock twist. Since their Spring 2022 debut with four singles and two EPs via Reckless Yes, they’ve amassed over 135,000 Spotify plays, sold out physical EPs, and earned BBC Introducing and Radio X’s John Kennedy’s support.
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