Love Saves The Day has announced its second wave of artists for 2026, with a focus on Bristol’s local talent and underground scene ahead of its return to Ashton Court this May Bank Holiday weekend.

Reading & Leeds have confirmed over 60 new names for their 2026 edition, with a noticeable focus on newer and emerging acts. The announcement also introduces The Warehouse, a purpose-built dance stage.

For years, the narrative around UK nightlife has been one of decline. Rising costs, venue closures and tighter regulations have made it increasingly difficult for clubs to survive. But while traditional dancefloors may be disappearing, the culture that built them appears to be thriving elsewhere.

England unveil their new home and away kits ahead of the World Cup through an atmospheric film narrated by Mike Skinner. More than a product launch, the video reflects on years of near misses while holding onto a renewed sense of belief under a new era.

Love Saves The Day has revealed the first wave of artists for its 2026 return, with Sammy Virji, Sub Focus, Confidence Man DJs, Rizzle Kicks, Eve and Hedex leading a high-impact line-up for Bristol’s flagship festival.

BRITs Week 26 for War Child returns this February with its widest UK reach to date, bringing major artists into small, iconic venues for a run of one-off shows in support of children affected by conflict. Delivered by DHL, the 2026 edition expands beyond London, with gigs confirmed across Newcastle, Manchester, Nottingham, Brighton and Edinburgh.

Loyle Carner has confirmed the line-up for his hopefully ! world tour, which begins next month. Navy Blue, Rejjie Snow, Léa Sen, and Brian Nasty will join him across different dates, underscoring the collaborative spirit that’s always defined Carner’s approach.

When Craig Richards launched Houghton in 2017, he set out to create something deeply personal, a festival driven by impeccable music, meticulous attention to detail, and artistic vision rather than profit.

Boy Better Know just turned 20, and they’re marking it with their first-ever fashion collab, naturally, it’s with Corteiz.

Visa Cash App Racing Bulls are throwing out the usual F1 playbook this weekend. The team has brought on Nigerian-British street artist Slawn to reimagine their car, their racewear, and their entire Silverstone presence. The result is one of the boldest visual statements the paddock has ever seen.

For the second year running, the Emirates FA Cup has called upon none other than Slawn to embrace the spirit of the Final, and once again, he’s delivered in style.

Since the pandemic over 28,000 licensed venues have closed in the UK, and ultimately, venues are closing because people simply aren’t going. We need to go out and get ugly.

I’m sure many saw Sam Fender’s recent comments. The three-time Brit winner has had an incredibly impressive career so far; his debut album soared to the top of UK charts, with his most recent also enjoying similar success.

Kendrick Lamar's performance at the 2025 Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show in New Orleans was a masterclass in symbolic fashion choices.

Cross The Tracks returns with a stellar second-wave lineup, featuring Mercury Prize-winning headliners Ezra Collective and LA’s own Free Nat

Rotary Connection 222, Noname, 4AM Kru, Horace Andy, Carl Craig, Jalen Ngonda, Orchestre Poly Rythmo De Cotonou, Leroy Burgess & more

Kick Game is on the move. In his first major decision as CEO, artist and entrepreneur Slawn is relocating the brand’s London flagship from

This weekend, A BATHING APE® will offer a rare opportunity to explore its storied legacy with an exclusive Archive Pop-Up at The Old Truman

Field Day has always been the go-to festival for anyone who cares about the future of electronic music, and 2025 is shaping up to be its

Spring will see the launch of an entirely new festival taking place in Sheffield. The Bounded Festival is set to take place on Sunday 4th