Indie legends Two Door Cinema Club from Northern Ireland were set to make a triumphant return to the main stage in London to celebrate 15 years of their renowned 2010 album Tourist History, which has been beloved by fans ever since its debut.

Brighton star James Marriott plays an intimate hometown show at Concorde 2 in the blazing heat to prepare for upcoming summer festivals and to trial some new tracks.

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ALT BLK ERA rocked their hometown of Nottingham, UK at an utterly deserved sold out show in Rescue Rooms on May 30th.

With their amps turned high and their attitudes even higher, FAEDA are carving out their own way through the Glasgow indie-rock scene, and are sure to sell out many a venue in the years to come.

Kent heavyweights, Graphic Nature bring the heat to London supported by Frozemode and Greysight, further solidifying their deserved place in the modern metal scene.

At the final stop of a sold-out tour, PRESIDENT returned to London delivering a immersive set showcasing both their rising profile and the strength of their growing fanbase.

Cruel World is clean and it’s polished, but the record is laced with a plethora of musical quirks that, alongside of a couple of pop epics, just about keep it interesting.

Arlo Parks celebrates nocturnal spaces and finds solace somewhere between escapism and realisation on Ambiguous Desire.