
Pop starlet Dua Lipa brings smash hits and powerhouse pyro to huge hometown show at London’s Wembley Stadium
This highlight reel of her decade-spanning career celebrates an artist at the top of her game.
23rd June 2025

This highlight reel of her decade-spanning career celebrates an artist at the top of her game.
23rd June 2025

Master Peace, Mandrake Handshake, SILVERWINGKILLER, BLACK FONDU, The Orchestra (For Now) and Y also shine at city’s genre-spanning two-dayer.
18th June 2025

4-5 Stars
Their ‘fuck it’ attitude is nothing short of palpable.
18th June 2025

4 Stars
Teetering on the edge of something truly brilliant.
18th June 2025

4 Stars
As moving as it is musically satisfying.
18th June 2025

4 Stars
A venture beyond the conventional consideration of ‘progressive’.
18th June 2025

3 Stars
A little more cohesion wouldn’t have gone amiss.
18th June 2025

The year of the brat may be over, but Charli’s time as a festival headliner is only just beginning.
16th June 2025

A shining example of how to grow old(er) not necessarily gracefully, but gloriously.
15th June 2025

Split into seven separate acts and featuring 40 songs and many snippets aside, her show is entertainment on a massive scale.
14th June 2025

This returning residency is an aptly celebratory, joyous lesson in the indispensable art of a great night out.
13th June 2025

4 Stars
A band at their most self-assured — and perhaps their most restless, too.
12th June 2025

3-5 Stars
Bringing the belligerent punk-pop of Charli xcx’s ‘Sucker’ era to a post-Billie and Olivia landscape.
12th June 2025

4 Stars
A joyous ten-track delight.
12th June 2025

‘Cringe’ be damned, tonight Robbie is not only very much relevant, but (whisper it) cool at that.
11th June 2025

4 Stars
A band returning as evolutions, not imitations, of their past selves.
5th June 2025

5 Stars
Her legacy as an all-time great has never been more assured.
5th June 2025

5 Stars
A vital, exhilarating offering, sure to catapult them further out of the hardcore scene and ever closer to mainstream musical lore.
5th June 2025

2-5 Stars
A few tears at the seams.
5th June 2025

3-5 Stars
Proof that the young actor and musician is no one trick pony.
5th June 2025
4 Stars
A dense and colour-splattered concoction.
5th June 2025

4-5 Stars
Another witty, weirdly brilliant offering, with much more going on behind the punchlines.
5th June 2025

The alternative mainstay event hosts standout sets from The Used, Finch and newcomers Winona Fighter.
2nd June 2025

As they stake their claim to headline arenas, indie-rock’s buzziest quartet prove that their gritty live show has lost none of its soul along the way.
30th May 2025
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.