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Happy Bulletproof weekend to those who celebrate! The inaugural edition of the Peace and Justice's new festival is underway right now across EartH in east London, as well as the Shacklewell Arms (today) and The Jago (tomorrow).

I'm down on site working on a full write-up of the event, but ahead of the party continuing this evening I caught up with Annie Dorrett of Brig...


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"I could be saving these bands so much money," quips Gareth from indie-leg-ends Los Campesinos! during his chat with Helena Wadia and I about the economics of being a band in 2026.

We natter about merch, the joy of his touring family, Spotify, touring, class, privilege and why thinks someone should check in Ed Sheeran...


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By Emma Wilkes with additional reporting and infographics by Sean Adams

Live Nation has created a "climate of fear" in the UK live music industry, according to the House of Commons Business and Trade Committee.

They published a report on Sunday (24th May) indicating that Live Nation - the world's largest live entertainment company - meets the threshold fo...


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Last autumn, Maruja offered one of 2025's most electric breakout moments, vaulting between explosive fury, simmering tension and spiritual serenity on their expansive debut album Pain To Power.

Their message, of peace, connection and resistance, has been as vital as their chameleonic sound in which riffs collide with the leaping melodies of a saxophone. It's o...


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May feels like the moment where the starting gun is properly fired on festival season. The calendar is bulging this weekend - Sean's at Dot To Dot in Bristol, I'm at Slam Dunk in Hatfield and there's plenty of other big stuff too, from Radio One Big Weekend in Sunderland to Derbyshire's Bearded Theory.

In just a few weeks' time, there'll be an exciting new addition to ...


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