Essex punk duo The Meffs return with their sophomore album, Business. Produced by Dan Weller, this 11-track masterclass balances raw political fury with intimate vulnerability, delivering an explosive soundtrack for the overworked and ignored.
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Rock icons The Darkness have announced their first curated best-of album, Crock of Hits, alongside an intimate London launch show and a massive UK arena tour for December 2026, featuring special guests Brothers Osborne and A.
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Dive into the Monsters Are Human debut album, We Made This for You. This Canadian metalcore powerhouse delivers a crushing sonic journey tackling mental health, grief, and resilience, complete with global suicide prevention support resources for listeners.
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The Molotovs turned Nottingham’s Palais into a boiling pot of high-octane mod-punk fury. Catching them live for the fifth time this year proved that Marshall Records’ relentless trio are on an unstoppable, career-defining rise toward their sophomore album.
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Fuel your festival weekend with our complete Stonedead food and drink guide. From award-winning toasties, hearty pies, and global street food to £6.50 pints, cask ales, and zero-proof options, explore the full lineup and bar prices for Newark Showground.
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Marshall brought its summer showcase to the iconic Good Mixer in Camden, debuting the 1959BJA signature amp, the Heston soundbar range, and the new portable speaker lineup, all set against a stunning, intimate performance from rising alternative artist Ashaine White.
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Download Festival 2026 delivered unforgettable highs and unexpected drama. From historic sets by Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit to Architects walking off stage and Scooter’s legendary tent roadblock, we wrap up the UK’s ultimate weekend of rock and metal.
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A sun-drenched, record-breaking heatwave meets pure rock and roll rebellion at Catton Park. Our definitive Bearded Theory Review 2026 captures unforgettable sets from Garbage, Skunk Anansie, The Wildhearts, Panic Shack, Kid Kapichi, and The Molotovs.
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Laura Cox brought her Trouble Coming UK tour to a triumphant close at Nottingham’s Bodega. Featuring a surprise drum solo and masterful slide guitar, Cox proved why she is the undisputed queen of contemporary rock’n’roll in this intimate finale.
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Massive Wagons brought nautical chaos to Gloucester Guildhall as Baz Mills took an unexpected plunge from his rubber dinghy. We recap the “shipwreck,” the band’s high-octane tour energy, and look ahead to their upcoming summer festival dates.
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