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Kendal Calling Festival 2026, Lowther Deer Park - Day One - Thursday 30th July

Kendal Calling Festival 2026, Lowther Deer Park - Day One - Thursday 30th July

Kendal Calling Festival 2026, Lowther Deer Park - Day One - Thursday 30th July

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

John Hayhurst

2 days ago

BTS Arirang Tour stop in London

BTS Arirang Tour stop in London

BTS Light up London with two nights at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Kirsty Bright

4 days ago

Festival Review: Tramlines Festival Final Day - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Sunday 26th July 2026. Homegrown voices, fearless new bands and a majestic Wolf Alice finale brought Tramlines 2026 to an unforgettable close.

Festival Review: Tramlines Festival Final Day - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Sunday 26th July 2026. Homegrown voices, fearless new bands and a majestic Wolf Alice finale brought Tramlines 2026 to an unforgettable close.

Tramlines Festival Final Day - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Sunday 26th July 2026

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

John Hayhurst

7 days ago

Tramlines Festival Day Two - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Saturday 25th July 2026. Eclectic humour, Britpop nostalgia and breakthrough indie anthems collided before Courteeners turned Hillsborough Park into one enormous choir.

Tramlines Festival Day Two - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Saturday 25th July 2026. Eclectic humour, Britpop nostalgia and breakthrough indie anthems collided before Courteeners turned Hillsborough Park into one enormous choir.

Tramlines Festival Day Two - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Saturday 25th July 2026

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

John Hayhurst

Jul 26

Review of Day One at Tramlines Festival 2026 - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Friday 24th July 2026. From homegrown hopefuls and indie heavyweights to comedy detours and a euphoric Fatboy Slim finale, Tramlines opened with Sheffield in full party mode.

Review of Day One at Tramlines Festival 2026 - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Friday 24th July 2026. From homegrown hopefuls and indie heavyweights to comedy detours and a euphoric Fatboy Slim finale, Tramlines opened with Sheffield in full party mode.

Tramlines Festival Day One - Hillsborough Park, Sheffield - Friday 24th July 2026

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

John Hayhurst

Jul 25

(Interview) Conjurer: " It's all about pacing, guitar tunings, and finding a balance between what we need to play for the audience."

(Interview) Conjurer: " It's all about pacing, guitar tunings, and finding a balance between what we need to play for the audience."

(Interview) Conjurer: " It's all about pacing, guitar tunings, and finding a balance between what we need to play for the audience."

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

Kirsty Bright

Jul 24

Interview with Spitting Glass

Interview with Spitting Glass

(Interview) Spitting Glass: "We wanted to lead with something a little more upbeat."

FESTIVAL COVERAGE

Kirsty Bright

Jul 24

(Interview) Self-Deception: "This is going to be our biggest and best shows in touring, so expect the best.

(Interview) Self-Deception: "This is going to be our biggest and best shows in touring, so expect the best.

(Interview) Self-Deception: "This is going to be our biggest and best shows in touring, so expect the best.

Kirsty Bright

Jul 23

Live review: The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, TK Maxx Presents Live At The Piece Hall, Halifax, 11th July 2026. A legendary catalogue, an inspired frontman and enough energy to leave a sun-drenched Halifax feeling like 1977 all over again.

Live review: The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, TK Maxx Presents Live At The Piece Hall, Halifax, 11th July 2026. A legendary catalogue, an inspired frontman and enough energy to leave a sun-drenched Halifax feeling like 1977 all over again.

The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, TK Maxx Presents Live At The Piece Hall, Halifax, 11th July 2026

Iain McClay

Jul 22

Live Review: James Taylor, The Piece Hall, Halifax, 16th July 2026. At 78, James Taylor proves that effortless songwriting, sharp humour and timeless songs still outweigh spectacle every single time.

Live Review: James Taylor, The Piece Hall, Halifax, 16th July 2026. At 78, James Taylor proves that effortless songwriting, sharp humour and timeless songs still outweigh spectacle every single time.

James Taylor, TK Maxx Presents Live At The Piece Hall, Halifax, 16th July 2026

John Hayhurst

Jul 22

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