Travelling from the other side of the world, indie-pop outfit Daily J made their debut in the UK.

“This is all we’ve ever wanted. You’re making a dream come true. It’s a Tuesday night for f*ck sake.”

Fired up after the release of a long-awaited debut EP, Dublin’s hottest band of 2024 commanded a packed-out, sweaty and chaotic headline set at The Social in London.

South Arcade closed their headline Arc Angel tour with a dangerously sexy, fiery and energetic show in Islington. The hype behind this Oxford quartet is contagious, and their big finale might be a sign of pending stardom.

Poised to release their hotly-anticipated debut album, STONE headlined one of London’s most-loved grassroots music venues, The Garage.

“This has to be the best crowd of the tour so far” smiles Courting, as they literally tear the roof down in Birmingham.

‘No more disappearing, just constant new music baby’ announces Kid Brunswick, commanding a pop-up show ahead of a huge year for the 25-year-old alt-rock artist.

The boots are back. So are the flashy suits. The Amazons are re-born, as they gear up for a busy 2024.

Balloons, confetti and glitter-dipped guitars. Sundara Karma welcome us to a party we won’t forget.

Corella gave Nottingham a night to remember with non-stop indie bops. They want to headline Rock City, we say aim higher – Ally Pally isn’t far away.

Loyle Carner rallies together 5,000 fans on his birthday for a re-imagining of hugo, making his first live album in none other than Royal Albert Hall.

Sea Girls returned to the sweaty room of Leicester’s O2 Academy2 for an intimate warm-up show; slicker and maturer than ever.