Grammy-winning superstar Yungblud brought Idols: The World Tour home to the UK after a year in which he found acclaim in the US.

With a car full of enthusiastic revellers we head up the road to Belfast ahead of tonight’s gig to see the Welsh Metallers Florence Black and local rockers Trucker Diablo.

On the evening of April 3rd, 2026, Nottingham’s Bodega literally pulsed with anticipation, a sold-out crowd stood buzzing in the tight, intimate space as even more fans gathered to witness a trio of standout acts.

As the last echoes of Butcher Babies faded, the stage was cleared with military precision, monitors adjusted, pedals recalibrated, and the room holding its collective breath.

As the final reverberations of “Aurea” hung in the air, the stage fell into darkness. For a few fleeting moments, the O2 Institute felt like it was holding its breath.

Any night in Digbeth always carries a certain electricity, but tonight felt different and that was before a single note had even been struck.

There are shows you attend, and then there are shows that leave a residue on you. Not metaphorically. Not emotionally. Physically. April 2, 2026, at Chicago’s Concord Music Hall was the latter kind. You didn’t just walk out remembering it. You wore it home.

The Scratch are a band that a good mate has raved to me about for a while now and unfortunately, when they came to The Nerve Centre in my home town of Derry, I was already going to see The Hot House Flowers and couldn’t make it.

The walk through the doors, past the merch in the downstairs room at KK’s Steel Mill has an intense inevitability, this is the smaller intimate stage, this is where the faithful come to pay homage through hail, rain, sleet, or snow.

Garbage and Placebo put in astounding performances for the legendary Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall series - at the invitation of guest curator Robert Smith.

Manic Street Preachers put in a fittingly barnstorming performance for the 150th show in the legendary Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall series - at the invitation of guest curator Robert Smith.

Mogwai played the legendary Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall in the presence of founder Sir Roger Daltrey and guest curator Robert Smith.

I was unable to make Mason Hill's hometown show last year so tonight is my first time seeing them with new singer Tom Ward. I have to be honest I was a bit nervous having followed this band for so many years no matter good or bad it was going to be very different.

A night like March 20, 2026, at The Rave in Milwaukee reminds you why heavy music never really ages - it just hardens.

Review by Richard Henry for MPM Up to the big city again tonight, on a surprisingly nice day for what is going to be a gloom filled evening!   To say I am very excited tonight is an understatement, I first heard these guys in 1992 when I saw As I Die on MTV and I have been a fan ever …

With a ‘Kerpow’ Spidey himself would be rightfully proud of the latest portion of the hotly rated Nova Twins’ ‘Parasites & Butterflies’ tour hits up Cardiff. With most able support from Bex and Venus Grrrls there’s more than enough kinetic Riot grrrl energy about to be generated herein to power the Welsh Capital for a good few weeks.