Liverpool Sound City feels bigger than ever in 2026, bringing huge sets from Kate Nash, Jalen Ngonda, Keo, Gurriers and Westside Cowboy, as well as plenty more in indie, rock, post-punk and more.
Tag: Britpop
A huge homecoming show at Manchester’s Co-Op Live is more than enough to solidify James among ’90s indie’s most resilient names.
DMA’s revisit the pinnacle of their Britpop revivalism in Manchester, for the 10th anniversary of ‘Hills End’.
Playing two sets of music instrumental to the rise of Britpop and Manchester’s ‘90s scene as a whole, The Charlatans return home for a truly special night.
Bloc Party’s extended anniversary jaunt continues in earnest, this time bringing some of the most defining indie-rock and post-punk of the 2000s to Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl.
Yungblud’s greatest step forward to date comes in his embrace of Britpop, widescreen indie-rock, and invaluable refinement and scale that both bring.
For 30 years of their debut ‘I Should Coco’, Supergrass kick off their tour in Liverpool in celebration of a prevailing piece of Britpop history.
The world of pop has been abuzz as always over the last 12 months, so we’re going back to take a look at 2024’s biggest pop successes, underrated gems, and momentous flops.
The Goa Express’ debut shows off all the excitability you’d expect from a group of fast-rising indie upstarts, as well as the lack of distinct identity and memorability they’re also often saddled with.
In this Review Round-Up, the DIY scenes turn out a bumper crop with the new album from Heart Attack Man, and EPs from The Deadnotes and UgLi.