Although the titles of her other tracks haven’t been revealed yet, Charli hinted toward the album’s title name only a few weeks ago. On the 21^st of May she dropped ‘SS26’ and in the lyrics sang “We’re walking on a runway that goes straight to Hell/ Nothing’s gonna save us, not music, fashion, or film/ Spring, Summer ’26.”

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After an interview with British vogue, there was much discourse about Charli potentially releasing a rock album, experimenting with a new genre. This came from the interviewer quoting lyrics from her then unreleased song “Rock Music” that sung “I think the dance floor is dead/ So now we’re making rock music.” Charli responded to the conversations online by posting a snippet of “Rock Music” on her Instagram with the caption: “a video of me making a song called “rock music” that is not actually rock music which is funny because I never said I was making a rock album. Love you xx.”

Charli denied these claims but explained in the interview that her new album “is commenting on how I interact with the joint main love of my life outside of George and what would happen if that was taken from me. How I would have no purpose, and how for good or bad, art does provide me with purpose in my life.” Here she discusses navigating the relationship between her husband and her music. Her husband George Daniel, member of The 1975, also commented “what’s interesting for me is to bend the possibilities of what my perspective on that could be.” Evidently, no assumptions can be made about what direction Charli is taking with her new album, and while it might not be a rock album, we can trust that Charli will deliver something original and fresh.

Charli has a series of festival performances lined up for the next few months where fans can anticipate hearing her new material. She will be attending the following:

Jul 31- Lollapalooza, Chicago, IL
Aug 7- Outside Lands, San Francisco, CA
Aug 28- Reading Festival, Reading, UK
Aug 29- Leeds Festival, Leeds, UK
Oct 2-11- Austin City Limits Music Festival, Austin, TX

The new album is available as a vinyl, film variant, cassette, and cd which can be preordered now on her website. Alternatively, you can pre-save the album on Spotify and other streaming devices.

Back in February ATEEZ released ‘GOLDEN HOUR: Part.4’ their 13^th EP including 5 new singles: ‘Ghost’, ‘Adrenaline’, ‘NASA’, ‘On The Road’, and ‘Choose’. They debuted their new tracks during their ‘In Your Fantasy’ tour in Asia and Australia, but have yet to perform their new songs in the UK adding to the anticipation of their exclusive show in Hyde Park. The official music video for their lead single ‘Adrenaline’ can be seen above on YouTube.

ATEEZ consists of 8 core members Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung, and Jongho. The group first rose to fame in 2018 and have since gone on 5 major world tours. Their success has only grown as only yesterday they left the Asia Star Entertainer Awards with 3 major wins. On day 2 of ASEA they won Record of the Year, The Platinum, and The Best Conceptual Artist scoring the most trophies of the night.

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K-pop artists have proved influential over the years in the UK as they have headlined at BST Hyde Park multiple times. Back in 2023 BLACKPINK were the first K-pop band to headline a UK festival, and Stray Kids were the first male K-pop group to headline in 2024 the following year.  ATEEZ will become the third group to do this.

BST Hyde Park presale goes live on the 21^st of May at 10am while general sale starts on the 29^th of May at 10am. So far, the headlining line up for BST Hyde Park is:

June 27^th – Garth Brooks
June 28^th- ATEEZ
July 3^rd- Maroon 5 (including One Republic and Jess Glynne)
July 4^th – Mumford & Sons (including Holly Humberstone)
July 5^th- Duran Duran
July 10^th- Pitbull
July 11^th-12^th- Lewis Capaldi

Look Mum No Computer already had an established presence online as a youtuber and curator in addition to his music. He previously had performed at Glastonbury Festival in 2015 with his former band Zibra. He now owns ‘This Museum is (Not) Obsolete’ in Ramsgate featuring experimental machinery and technology that is both musical and scientific. He has also just announced a UK tour for November where he will be visiting Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, Bristol, and London.

The UK has not won Eurovision since 1997 when Katrina and the Waves took home the UK’s fifth title. Although the UK has had an unlucky run, fans are hopeful that Look Mum No Computer could take home the win as they approach this year’s contest with a new perspective. ‘Eins Zwei, Drei’ will be partially sung in German and come with a flashy performance, contrasting the 2025 entry ‘What the Hell Just Happened?”- a pop song by girl band Remember Monday.

The UK is one of five countries that automatically qualify for the grand final on the 16^th due to their financial contribution towards EBU- the organisation running Eurovision. The big four consists of the UK, France, Italy, and Germany (as well as Austria the 2025 winners). For this reason, although these countries will perform during the semi-finals, they are only appearing as live guests and will not compete until the grand final.

The first semi-final took place on the 12^th of May in which 10 countries qualified to the next stage. Tonight another 10 countries will qualify leaving us with 20 countries in addition to the already competing 5 core countries.

For the semi-finals, you can only vote if you are a participating country. This means that tonight UK viewers will be able to vote up to 10 times, however you will not be able to vote for your own country. This will be the same for the grand final to prevent home advantage. All final scores from public televoting and from the national juries will be calculated giving us our winner this Saturday.

The semi-finals and grand final will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer and BBC One at 8pm and viewers can vote via SMS or the Eurovision app.

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Fans already frequent 3 Savile Row, a common Beatles attraction located in Mayfair, but as of 2027 they will be able to enter the exhibit and explore it all the way up to the famous rooftop where they sang their last song together.

Members of the band, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, both commented on the new project, giving it The Beatles’ stamp of approval. According to The Beatles website McCartney stated: “It was such a trip to get back to 3 Savile Row recently and have a look around. There are so many special memories within the walls, not to mention the rooftop. The team have put together some really impressive plans and I’m excited for people to see it when it’s ready.” Additionally, Starr noted “Wow, it’s like coming home,” affirming that visitors will be transported back to the 60s to re-experience the era of The Beatles.

Tom Greene, CEO of Apple Corps, also commented “We’re thrilled to bring Apple Corps back to its spiritual home and give The Beatles fans something truly special. Every single day, fans are taking pictures of the outside of 3 Savile Row – but next year they can go in and explore all seven floors of the iconic building, including the rooftop where even the railings remain the same from that famous day in 1969.”

So far, an opening date for the museum hasn’t been finalised, but you can sign up for updates and news via their website. Meanwhile, Starr’s tour with All Starr Band begins on the 28^th of May and McCartney’s upcoming album ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’  is set to come out on the 29^th of May.

Members Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer are known for their contemporary take on R&B music and have a strong presence in the pop scene. FLO earned their first Grammy nomination for Best Progressive R&B Album in 2026 for their debut album ‘Access All Areas’. Although they didn’t take the title home this year, they made history being the first British girl group to be nominated in two decades. That being said, they were awarded their first MOBO for Best R&B/Soul Act in March.

Only a month after their big win, FLO revealed through a press release that they would be dropping more music. In the official statement FLO stated “We’re incredibly proud to finally share Therapy at the Club, our sophomore album, with the world. It’s a body of work that feels super personal to us; it’s been a labor of love. For us, the club is more than just a night out, it’s like therapy. I mean, where else do you feel more understood than in a girls bathroom on a night out… that’s the vibe!”

“We’ve been very hands-on with the writing and creation of this project alongside our very special collaborators, and that’s made it even more meaningful to us. This album represents where we are right now- honest, evolving, and unafraid to feel everything. We really hope you love it!”

FLO has yet to reveal their other track titles, however they have uploaded an album trailer with vivid storytelling to tease the upcoming LP. Additionally, ‘Leak it’ was released with a flashy music video featuring the girls’ dancing abilities that has given them their stellar reputation.

While they haven’t scheduled a tour for 2026, today they announced a set of dates for ‘Therapy In Session’ where they will be holding acoustic sessions. They will be going to 8 different locations in July to host a Q&A and play some of their new material. Tickets go on sale tomorrow on the 8^th of May at 11am. As well as this, they will be attending Radio 1 Big Weekend on the 24^th of May as well as Outloud Music Festival between the 5^th and 7^th of June.

The album is available to pre-order and pre-save now via their website.

The tour will showcase Townsend’s new album ‘The Moth’ which includes 24 new songs, 2 of which have already been released. So far, Townsend has dropped ‘Enter the City’ and ‘Home at Night’ which are both accompanied by music videos that can be seen on YouTube. The deluxe album will be released via InsideOut on the 29^th of May.

During his North American tour in 2025, Townsend had told his followers that he would be taking a break from touring for the “foreseeable future”. Approximately a year later, he is ready to take on the stage, but he won’t be doing this quietly. ‘The Moth’ is one of his biggest and most anticipated projects to date. He hinted to its curation almost a decade ago as he told Vice in 2017 “(The Moth) It started out as just being a symphony, but then I was like, “I can’t get ten million bucks to just do a symphony.” I needed to make it like a musical, with orchestras and choirs.” When asked when it would happen, he stated “It’s gonna take so much and I don’t want to nickel-and-dime it. If it takes a year or two, I can do another DTP record.” For nearly 10 years, Townsend has invested money and time into making his concept a reality.

In the official press release, Townsend explained the meaning behind his latest project: “I’ve heard people say that The Moth feels like my “life’s work.” Maybe that’s true on some level, but it also represents a version of my life that no longer exists, partly because of what it took to make it, and partly because of the closure that came from creating it.”

For fans that plan on attending his shows, he tells them to “Expect something different. The set will change from night to night, but the idea is simple: a modern take on a one man band. Just me, the music, a stage full of weirdness, and the stories behind it all.” Although he has yet to announce a full orchestral production for ‘The Moth’ in its entirety, fans can expect to hear different tracks from ‘The Moth’ each night, as well as other works in his discography.

Tickets for the ‘Metamorphosis’ tour go on sale on the 8^th of May at 10am while presale starts on the 7^th of May. Further information regarding tour dates and tickets can be found on his website.

2026 Tour Dates:

Sep 1 – Birmingham, UK- Glee Club
Sep 2 – Bath, UK- Komedia
Sep 3 – Southampton, UK- The 1865
Sep 4 – Exeter, UK- The Phoenix
Sep 6 – London, UK- Union Chapel
Sep 7 – Oslo, Norway- Sentrum Scene
Sep 9 – Gothenburg, Sweden- Pustervik
Sep 10 – Stockholm, Sweden- Nya Cirkus
Sep 12 – Helinski, Finland- Finlandia Talo
Sep 15 – Hamburg, Germany- Markthalle
Sep 16 – Warsaw, Poland- Klub Stodola
Sep 18 – Vienna, Austria- Simm City
Sep 20 – Zurich, Switzerland- Volkhaus
Sep 22 – Paris, France- Bataclan
Sep 23 – Marseille, France- LE CEPAC Silo
Sep 26 – Munich, Germany- Werk 7 Theatre
Sep 28 – Cologne, Germany- Stadthalle Köln-Mülheim Jülich
Sep 29 – Utrecht, Netherlands- TivoliVredenburg
Oct 1 – Brighton, UK- The Old Market
Oct 2 – Cardiff, UK- The Gate
Oct 3 – Glasgow, UK- Oran Mor
Oct 4 – Manchester, UK- RNCM
Oct 6 – Leeds, UK- Howard Assembly Rooms

At only 20 years old, she attended her first movie premiere for The Devil Wears Prada 2 and told her Instagram followers “One of my biggest dreams has always been to make music for movies, and this is my first song in a film.” She added that ‘Material Lover’ is “a song about loving real things in a world of AI, and everything digital.”

‘Material Lover’ was written by Spiro herself and has been released with a music video which can be seen on YouTube. She also told her followers, “We shot this in a few hours before the premiere. I love real things & I love New York,” a little nod to the lyrics.

While Spiro is known for her unique style and distinct voice, she explained where her inspiration really came from with Ary Russell for Interview Magazine, stating “I love the personality and character of the sixties, and how individual it is.”

“Nancy Sinatra, Barbara Streisand, and Francoise Hardy are amazing women who I just admire a lot.”

“The way I sing is the main way I pay homage to  those artists because that’s how I learned to sing.”

Prior to ‘Material Lover’, Spiro had dropped her long-awaited song ‘The Visitor’ because of popular demand from fans on social media. However, in the same interview told Russell, “’The Visitor’ I wrote nine times and I genuinely have nine finished versions of that song. I believed in it so much and everyone was sick of me.”

The ‘Die on This Hill’ singer has had an incredible year on her journey to stardom. Spiro has yet to release an album and has already performed on The Tonight Show, been nominated for BRITs Critics’ Choice Award, and made it to Forbes’ 30 Under 30. She has had an incredible run, and we hope to see her expanding her discography soon.

Spiro has currently finished the North American leg of ‘The Visitor’ tour and she is due to return to the UK for more shows on the 15^th of May. She will perform in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and London after taking on Dublin. In addition, she will be performing at the All Things Go Festival on the 27^th of September.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 came out on the 1^st of May and is currently being screened in cinemas, while ‘Material Lover’ can be streamed on Spotify and other platforms.

Newman has been on an incredible run over the last year with her rise to fame. Her debut single ‘Hairdresser’ dropped in March 2025 and initially went viral on TikTok before making the charts. Since then, the English singer-songwriter has been dropping tracks and released her first EP ‘SE9 Part 1’ in October. Her new album ‘SE9 Part 2’ will include the songs from part 1 with an additional 8 new songs. From the new tracks two have already been released being, ‘Woman I Am’ and ‘Walk’. The full album will be available to stream on the 29^th of May.

‘Woman I am’, her latest drop in the 14 track LP, is paired with a music video on YouTube which celebrates the unity of women. The caption on the video wrote ‘Over International Women’s Day we travelled the country meeting Skye’s fans. Here are some of the real women and stories.’

At only 22 years old, Newman has already released 8 music videos and will have 18 singles in her belt come May 29^th. In an interview with British Vogue, Newman discussed her rise to stardom stating “I wasn’t going to take no for an answer and I wasn’t ever going to give up. It had to work out. Music is everything to me.” Newman then explained the importance of writing about real life in her music noting that “you’ve got to face these issues, if we don’t well… that’s how we are going to keep fucking up the world.”

Her new album is available to pre-save on her website with an added bonus of behind-the-scenes videos. Presale tickets went live yesterday on the 29^th of April for O2 priority members and general sale will begin tomorrow on the 1^st of May.

The British star rose to fame early in her childhood, modelling for Vogue Italia at the age of ten. Then in 2012 she shifted to acting with her first role as Princess Sorokina in the movie Anna Karenina. She has since continued to model and act, only occasionally singing as a part of wider projects.

Delevingne took to Instagram to post her tour dates and said “Excited to announce my first ever headline shows!!!! Been locked in at rehearsals I can’t wait to play these shows.” She also stated “Music. It’s forever been my biggest fear and my greatest love. I Forgot and Out of my Head are the first peek inside my stream of consciousness over the last few years. I cannot quite believe we are finally here.”

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Although an album hasn’t been released yet, Delevingne has shared teasers of her music confirming three new songs, being ‘I Forgot’, ‘Out of my Head’, and ‘CARA’. A snippet of ‘Out of my Head’ can be heard above on Delevingne’s Instagram, containing a series of obscure clips, potentially hinting at a future music video.

While modelling and acting have been her main focus over the years, Delevingne has dabbled in music before. She previously sang ‘I Feel Everything’ for her 2017 movie Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, which can be seen here on YouTube. As well as many other tracks, she also collaborated with her former partner St Vincent and featured on the song ‘Pills’. However, her singing hasn’t always been limited to features, as in 2024 she starred as Sally Bowles in ‘Cabaret’ in the west end where she showed off her vocal skills.

As of now an album name or release date is unclear, but her other songs can be listened to on Spotify and other streaming platforms. Presale for tickets will begin tomorrow on the 30^th of April while general sale will begin on the 1^st of May the following day. More details regarding her shows can be found here on her website.

After releasing his title track ‘Dinner Party’, Horan gave fans another insight into the album and took to Instagram to call ‘Little More Time’ his “favourite song off the album” before dropping it. ‘Little More Time’ was produced by long time collaborators John Ryan, Julian Brunetta, and Afterhrs. The Irish singer-songwriter also released a seaside visual for ‘Little More Time’ on YouTube. The montage style video features a series of scenic clips of Horan playing the piano and guitar, evoking a nostalgic feeling.

In an interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, Horan discussed the meaning behind ‘Little more time’: “This is my favourite song on the album. I don’t know what it is about it. It takes me back to when we wrote it in the studio. I wrote it with Steph Jones and Rocky Block, and we were in Nashville. I just love that feeling like this could collapse on its face or it could be the biggest song in the world, and it wouldn’t make a difference to me. You know when you make something and you’re just like so proud of it straight away from first listen.”

“This song is basically about me not wanting to leave my house, you know, and having these roots for the first time and just wanting to spend more time here, a little more time if you like. I just love the kind of 90’s jam feel it has to it. It feels loose and I love singing it, it just makes me feel really good. So, I’m very proud of this song and I can’t wait for everyone to hear it in its totality.”

The full interview can be watched here on YouTube for fans who want to hear more about the album as a whole.

His UK leg will begin on the 22^nd of September in Birmingham and end in London on the 3^rd of October before he takes on Europe. £1 from every sold ticket will be donated to the LIVE Trust in support of grassroots music in the UK. Tickets are available on Ticketmaster and other ticketing sites.