They’re one of the premier names in alt-rock at the minute, and as Keo’s headline tour arrives at Liverpool’s O2 Academy, there’s no danger of that changing anytime soon.
Tag: indie rock
Although Disgusting Sisters have promise, the arrangement of their debut and its approaches to indie- and alt-pop leave a hell of a lot to be desired.
Courtney Barnett brings her deadpan indie-rock to Bristol’s Beacon, the next stop for her swell of success in 2026.
The ascent to indie godhood yields its missteps, but ultimately, Fontaines D.C.’s newest album manages to impress all the same.
In this Review Round-Up, Eivør’s newest leaves a lot to be desired, while, fortunately, things go much better for fish narc and FELDSPAR.
With the momentum of long-running alt-rock mavericks on their side, The Lemonheads bring their extensive UK tour to Bristol’s Electric.
The exceptional rise of Madra Salach sees them bring their pounding Irish folk to Manchester’s New Century Hall.
A gripping examination of faith in Irish society seals Basht. as one of the top post-punk breakouts of 2026.
Still going strong after almost 30 years, Death Cab For Cutie bring their catalogue of seminal emo and indie-rock to Bristol’s Prospect Building.
On their debut album, The Klittens’ lo-fi approach to indie-rock and post-punk brims with a charm and creativity to get a good number of eyes on them.