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Dogstar

Keane Reeves band Dogstar are back with their second album in 3 years, this follows a 20 year hiatus. We review the highs and lows of their latest offering in our full review here.

Released: 29/05/2026

Review by Cheyenne Tyler Berry on 04/06/2026

Mother Of Pearl

Freya Ridings

The third studio album by Freya Ridings is out this week on BMG. Mother of Pearl, written in LA with new producers and released on a new record label. We review it in full here.

Released: 29/05/2026

Review by Cheyenne Tyler Berry on 04/06/2026

The Lemon Twigs - Glasgow QMU - 29 May

Rock from Long Island, New York

This isn’t the first time Queen Margaret Union has welcomed The Lemon Twigs to Glasgow and I hope it won’t be the last. This was my third time seeing the Twigs and I really mean it when I say that they just keep getting better.

By Adam Hamill on 04/06/2026

YES AND MAYBE - 26 May - The Waiting Room London

Pinstriped Suits In The Height Of A Heatwave

On one of the hottest days of the year, it was surprising to arrive at a delightfully air-conditioned, but empty basement. Both YES AND MAYBE, and their support band Parlay could be seen milling around the upstairs and downstairs bars - jovial and happy to have a chat or a drink, but with a nervous preshow energy.

By Chloe Liston on 03/06/2026

The Boys of Dungeon Lane

Paul McCartney

The Boys of Dungeon Lane is the twentieth solo studio album by the now 83 year old former Beatle, Paul McCartney. Read the full review here

Released: 29/05/2026

Review by Adam Hamill on 02/06/2026

Freya Ridings HMV Manchester 1st June 2026

Mother of Pearl Album Launch Show

With the release of her new Album Freya Ridings is on a promotional tour doing intimate short shows in record stores. We managed to get in at the last minute to the one at HMV Manchester. A 5 o’clock show and album signing.

By Ben Avery on 02/06/2026

New Album Releases 29th May 2026

11 new albums

Some big names in this weeks new album drop. Paul McCarney, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Frey Ridings to name but a few.

By Liam Hughes on 28/05/2026

Ed Sheeran - 2025's Most played artist

Dominating the airwaves

Ed Sheeran has once again done what Ed Sheeran always seems to do: quietly (or not so quietly) dominate the British airwaves until resistance feels almost academic. According to fresh PPL data for 2025, the Suffolk hitmaker has been crowned the most played artist across UK radio, television and public venues. His eighth win in just eleven years.

By Ben Avery on 28/05/2026