The Greater Manchester outfit partner with Static Dress producer Neil Kennedy for their latest release.

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Read our full live review and photos of Mongolian folk-metal giants The Hu at O2 City Hall Newcastle, featuring support from French Nordic folk band SKÁLD and a killer cover of Iron Maiden's 'The Trooper'.
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Bryan Adams has released his brand new single ‘How’s It Goin’’, the title track of his forthcoming album out November 6th via Bad Records.
 
Teasing the album release, Adams will play three intimate UK out-store shows next week where he will treat fans to some acoustic solo songs, playback some tracks from the new album and have a Q&A session with the audience. These are going to be very special.
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Ten Eighty Trees are the turquoise-clad ‘dungareecore’ alternative rock power trio from Newcastle-upon-Tyne taking influence from a variety of artists including Biffy Clyro, Basement, Don Broco, Foo Fighters and Deftones. Having played up and down the UK opening for acts such as Pulled Apart by Horses, We Are Scientists, The Subways, Toseland, Sundara Karma, False Heads, Mother Vulture, Lastelle and The Virginmarys, the Trees have formed a tight nit community of fans they affectionately refer to as the ‘Tree Army’, racking up over half a million streams online in the process.

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Following the release of their debut record and a sold-out Academy tour last year, The Entitled Sons have announced a huge run of new dates in the UK. 
 
Kicking things off at The Globe in Cardiff on the 1st of November, brothers-turned-bandmates The Entitled Sons will be playing 16 shows across the country this winter. The tour includes stops at a number of beloved venues across the country, including alt haven The Key Club in Leeds, seaside Patterns in Brighton, and former pub turned grassroots venue The Joiners in Southampton.

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Sheffield indie-rockers The Rosadocs - now a signed band - are heading back out across the UK this autumn, following a breakthrough summer that has seen the band take another considerable step forward.

​The four-piece will embark on an extensive run of headline shows across October and November, beginning at The Horn in St Albans on Wednesday 14 October and travelling through Hull, Bristol, Sheffield, York, Lincoln, Tunbridge Wells, Hebden Bridge, Birmingham, Tyldesley, Carlisle and Edinburgh.

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Gary Numan’s 2011 album ‘Dead Son Rising’ is among the most eclectic and experimental of his career - and being long out of print, second hand copies have become increasingly expensive. All of which makes it the ideal time for a long overdue Deluxe Edition of the album, which will be released on November 20th and is available to pre-order .
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Little Angels have announced that legendary Welsh glam rockers Tigertailz will join them and Luke Morley for the final night of their highly anticipated Big Bad & Back UK Tour, taking place at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town on Sunday 29 November.
 
The addition of Tigertailz makes an already highly nostalgic tour finale even more special for Little Angels, with both bands having shared stages and crossed paths throughout the UK rock scene during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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The Cheap Thrills have announced extensive headline tour dates for early 2027, which will see them play 17 shows across the country starting on January 29th. Fans who sign up to The Cheap Thrills mailing list will gain access to a pre-sale starting at 10am Wednesday 7th October, and general sale will commence at 10am Thursday 8th October. Mailing list sign up and general sale tickets will all be available via thecheapthrills.co.uk
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The “Songs With Friends” EP brings together a period of Ed’s musical life where he has reached out beyond his old familiar settings of having been in an indie band and pushed himself to find more from music and develop beyond the confines of the traditional lanes of the indie world.
 
“The idea was to really go outside of my comfort zone and find like minded people who share the same passion for simply writing great songs and music. None of this A.I led, one size fits all thing that seems to be sadly becoming the norm.”
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Read LJ Hubbard’s review of Violet Grohl’s electric Liverpool debut at the Jacaranda Baltic. Featuring raw grunge vocals, heavy 90s influences, and support from Bekah Bossard, explore full gig highlights and the complete setlist.
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The Wonder Stuff kicked off their 40th anniversary tour at Newcastle's O2 City Hall, joined by Inspiral Carpets, in a night of classic anthems and deep cuts.
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