Another stacked festival bill for 2025 comes courtesy of Y Not, headlined by The Prodigy, Courteeners and Madness, and sporting the cream of the crop of both new indie talent, and fan-favourite throwbacks.
Tag: post-punk
In this Review Round-Up, Lord Of The Lost’s gothic-metal hot streak continues, along with a strong debut from PLAIINS, and an alright new offering from Surfaced.
2000trees continues into Friday with Coheed And Cambria and Taking Back Sunday headlining, on top of Million Dead, Trash Boat, Mclusky, Graphic Nature, Press Club and more.
2000trees 2025 kicks off in huge fashion with Kneecap’s indomitable spirit, PVRIS at their biggest, and sets from Twin Atlantic, Kid Kapichi, BIG SPECIAL, SNAYX, unpeople and plenty more.
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.
A surprise album with a quick turnaround time proves no hurdle for BIG SPECIAL, who continue to hammer post-punk into an image that’s among one of the most engrossing things in UK music today.
ROTHCO’s debut EP, with its post-punk, psychedelia and abundance of polish, already feels like the work of an accomplished new band.
Their status as alt-rock legends is indisputable, and as they arrive for a huge show at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena, the Pixies make it clear that they’ve still got it in spades.
Sports Team find a new lane in jaunty, quintessentially British indie-pop after slipping out of post-punk, though charm alone can only carry them so far.
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.