Robbie Williams Brixton Show: Tickets, Setlist & Times
Everything you need to know about Robbie Williams' sold-out O2 Academy Brixton concert on February 8, including showtimes, predicted setlist, and ticket resale warnings.
Category : Music Concerts
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Podcast Crossover
Bad Bunny's podcast appearance at the Super Bowl blends music, sports, and culture, highlighting a major entertainment milestone in 2026.
Ari Lennox Headlines Jazz Cafe Festival London 2026
R&B star Ari Lennox will headline the Jazz Cafe Festival in Burgess Park, London this August, marking her only UK show of 2026 following her album 'Vacancy'.
Bach's Goldberg Variations: A Skillful Unravelling
A new album review of JS Bach's Goldberg Variations praises its skillful untangling of the music's intricate threads, offering fresh insights into this classical masterpiece.
Mogwai's Braithwaite Honoured by Robert Smith's Call
Mogwai frontman Stuart Braithwaite expresses honour at being invited by The Cure's Robert Smith to play Teenage Cancer Trust shows at Royal Albert Hall in March 2026.
Cardigans' Nina Persson on New Music and Cancer Journey
The Cardigans frontwoman Nina Persson discusses the band's potential return, her cancer experience, and collaborations with Tom Jones and Manic Street Preachers in an exclusive interview.
Mandy, Indiana's 'Urgh' Review: Cathartic Industrial Attack
Manchester/Berlin band Mandy, Indiana release their second album 'Urgh' on Sacred Bones, refining their industrial-club sound into a visceral, hyper-detailed assault on societal injustice.
Deep Purple Final London Show at Royal Albert Hall 2026
Legendary metal band Deep Purple have added a special final London concert at the Royal Albert Hall to their 2026 UK tour. Tickets go on sale February 6, 2026.
Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl Halftime Show
Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny becomes the first artist to perform a Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show, celebrating Latin music and culture on a global stage.
Lamonte McLemore of The 5th Dimension Dies at 89
Lamonte McLemore, the photographer and founding member of the Grammy-winning group The 5th Dimension, has passed away at the age of 89, leaving a legacy in music and visual arts.
EastEnders Star Elizabeth Kelly Dies at Age 104
Elizabeth Kelly, beloved actress from EastEnders and Coronation Street, has passed away at 104. Her career spanned decades across British television and film.
Lost Synth Soundtracks of 80s Gay Porn Rediscovered
A new collection of electronic music from 80s gay porn films is being released, highlighting the work of composers lost to the AIDS crisis and celebrating overlooked queer artists.
Trump's Maga Symphony Painting Sparks Debate on Orchestras
Jon McNaughton's new painting, Maga Symphony, depicts Trump as a conductor leading political figures in a fever dream of musical unity, critiquing autocratic ideals in orchestral culture.
Maya Cumming Talks Neck Tattoo and Music
In an exclusive interview, Maya Cumming discusses the meaning behind her new neck tattoo, her latest musical projects, and how she's evolving as an artist in the contemporary music scene.
Leonkoro Quartet: Vivid, Intoxicating Play from Future Stars
A review of the Leonkoro Quartet's performance, highlighting their vivid and intoxicating play that marks them as gleaming future stars in classical music.
Ben Jennings Cartoon on Epstein Files Revelations
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings satirises the latest revelations from the Epstein files, offering a sharp commentary on the scandal's political and social implications.
Bad Bunny Headlines Super Bowl 2026 Halftime Show
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny will perform at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show at Levi's Stadium, sparking political debate with his Grammy speech calling out anti-immigration sentiment.
Jesy Nelson 'Mortified' by Gary Barlow's X Factor Criticism
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson opens up about her devastating X Factor audition where judge Gary Barlow gave harsh feedback, leaving her embarrassed on national television.
The Kooks Headline Labyrinth on Thames Festival
Indie rock band The Kooks announced as headliners for Labyrinth on the Thames summer festival, marking 20 years since their debut album release.
Ted Milton's Life: Puppets, Punk, and Charisma
At 82, Ted Milton, the saxophonist and puppeteer, tours with Blurt and faces a family documentary. From Burroughs to Clapton, his countercultural legacy endures.
K-Pop Demon Hunters to Perform at BAFTAs in UK Debut
The K-Pop group Demon Hunters will perform at the BAFTA Awards in London, marking their first live concert outside the United States, showcasing global cultural exchange.
Mahler Reimagined with Kiribati Theatre at Barbican
A groundbreaking performance at London's Barbican Hall merges Mahler's 'Song of the Earth' with Kiribati theatre, led by Lemi Ponifasio and Britten Sinfonia, exploring climate themes.
Queen Camilla Attends Jilly Cooper's Memorial Service
A memorial for author Jilly Cooper at Southwark Cathedral featured Queen Camilla, Rupert Everett, and a touching horse tribute, blending romance and absurdity in a fitting homage.
Lily Allen Reveals School Mums' Reaction to Marriage Breakdown
Lily Allen shares how fellow school mums supported her through the traumatic end of her marriage to David Harbour, as her 'rage-filled' album West End Girl dominates charts.
London's Top 15 Gigs & Concerts in February 2026
Discover the best London gigs and concerts in February 2026, from Deftones and RAYE to Two Shell and Die Spitz. Find tickets for arena pop, cult club nights, and sweaty guitar shows.
Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night Dies at 83
Chuck Negron, co-founder and singer of rock band Three Dog Night, has passed away at age 83 at his Los Angeles home after long-term health struggles.
Shirley Manson Picks Lana Del Rey for Bond Theme
Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson reveals her ideal choice for the next James Bond theme singer, praising Lana Del Rey's glamorous and dangerous qualities.
Iran Funerals: Music and Dance Defy Authorities
In Iran, funerals for protesters killed in recent unrest have transformed into acts of defiance, with mourners using music and dancing to celebrate lives and challenge the regime.
Mark of Cain's Josie Scott Comes Out as Trans Woman
Josie Scott, guitarist and vocalist for Australian heavy metal band The Mark of Cain, has come out as a trans woman in a heartfelt statement to fans, describing her journey to authenticity.
Lost Ozzy Osbourne Tape Found in Attic After 45 Years
A rare cassette recording from Ozzy Osbourne's pivotal 1980 rehearsals in Suffolk has been uncovered, offering a glimpse into his solo career revival after Black Sabbath.
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