Highway Queens

This past weekend The Highwomen reunited at The Gorge for the first time since they last played that same venue in 2023. Honestly I’ve spent the last hour or so just watching the videos of the performances and I’ve felt a mixture of deep, deep FOMO, unabashed joy and just a sense of hope and optimism which only this group of women seem to create when they’re together.

In a world of online influencers selling false versions of themselves for profit, it’s seems absurd that musicians are now expected to produce content and compete for attention on the same platforms. And yet here we are.

Portland based indie folk songwriter Alela Diane has been someone whose social media feels more like a natural reflection of her life, very low-ke...

The cover image of Michaela Anne’s new album ‘These Are the Days’ is a powerful statement about how being an artist and a mother is not only possible, it is natural and normal. It’s wild this kind of image still feels radical in 2026, and yet it is. The music industry is still a tough place for women, let alone mothers, and we just have to be thankful to artists like...

People are always complaining about the cost of concert tickets but last night Glasgow was treated to a line up with viral country star Kaitlin Butts and one of the most promising new artists of the year in Meels for less than £25 including fees. Here was an affordable, dare I say even underpriced show in this current market, featuring two stellar acts on the rise who were a ...