Jazz Cafe Festival 2026 once again proved why it is quickly becoming one of London’s standout day festivals. Taking over Burgess Park for its third edition, the festival brought together soul, jazz, hip hop, R&B and electronic music across four stages, successfully taking the intimate spirit of the legendary Jazz Cafe and giving it a much bigger playground.
Read MoreElectric Paradise arrived at Milton Keynes National Bowl with 50,000 music fans ready to dance, sing, groove and generally make the most of a festival built around disco, house, funk and soul. For its debut, the festival came out swinging, transforming the National Bowl into a colourful open air playground where old school ravers, soul lovers and younger festival goers could all find something to get excited about.
Read MoreDiaspora Calling! arrived at Milton Keynes National Bowl with a serious mission: bring the global African diaspora together through music, culture and community. With more than 35,000 people in attendance, Ms. Lauryn Hill’s first UK edition certainly understood the assignment.
Read MoreReading and Leeds Festival have just dropped a huge announcement, adding over 60 new names to an already stacked lineup. Joining previously revealed headliners Charli xcx, Chase & Status, Dave, Florence + The Machine, Fontaines D.C. and RAYE are Gunna (Reading only), Loyle Carner (Reading only), Declan McKenna, Maisie Peters, James Marriott, Men I Trust (Reading only), Viagra Boys (Reading only), Arthur Hill, The Lathums (Leeds only), Duke Dumont, Kingfishr, Slayyyter, The K’s (Leeds only), Julia Wolf, Holly Humberstone, Clara La San, Paris Paloma and countless more. Fans are buzzing at the mix of chart-topping stars, rising talents and festival favorites all on one bill.
Read MoreAll Points East returns to London’s Victoria Park on Friday 21 August 2026 with a lineup that celebrates global R and B, Afrobeats, and rising UK talent.
Read MoreMagazine Open Air arrives on Greenwich Peninsula this summer, introducing a new way for London to experience electronic music outdoors. Created by Broadwick Live, the team behind Printworks and Drumsheds, the series transforms a previously unused riverside space beside Magazine London into an open sky dancefloor framed by the capital’s skyline.
Read MoreThe 2026 MOBO Awards are set to take over Manchester’s Co-op Live on 26 March with an electrifying line-up celebrating three decades of Black music and culture. Joining already announced stars Olivia Dean, FLO, Tiwa Savage and the Grime 25 medley with Wiley, Chip, Nolay, Scorcher and D Double E curated by DJ Target are Mancunian rap sensation Aitch and British singer-songwriter Myles Smith.
Read MoreWould your best mate answer the phone if you called out of the blue? Be honest.
Read MoreGilles Peterson’s We Out Here Festival is back and ready to deliver another four days of pure musical joy in the idyllic Dorset countryside
Read MoreDrumsheds is ready to shake North London to its core this season with its most ambitious programme yet. Across 30 plus shows and hundreds of artists, the Tottenham warehouse will be a hub for every corner of club culture, and for fans of hip hop, R&B, afrobeats, house and dancehall there are some serious heavy hitters not to miss.
Read MoreDrumsheds is back in full force, bigger and bolder than ever, ready to host its most ambitious season yet. Over 30 shows will take over the Tottenham warehouse, bringing hundreds of artists, DJs, and live acts together to celebrate the full spectrum of club culture from techno, house, bass, garage, and everything in between.
Read MoreJazz Cafe Festival is back at Burgess Park and it’s sounding like the summer’s ultimate day out. Following the sold-out debut last year, the team behind one of London’s most iconic venues is taking things up a gear.
Read MoreShanti Celeste and Peach brought serious heat to Bristol as they went B2B for Captain Morgan and Foundation FM’s Spice on SZN takeover.
Read MoreCaptain Morgan and Foundation FM are back at it with their Spice on SZN party series and this time they’re heading to Bristol for an unexpected rave in a city centre lecture hall. Shanti Celeste, one of Bristol’s most beloved DJs, is going B2B with the unstoppable Peach, with support from Foundation FM resident ELLAWEEEZ.
Read MoreSouth Facing Festival is back at Crystal Palace Park with its biggest, boldest line-up yet, promising to turn London’s iconic open-air venue into a buzzing musical playground all August long. This year’s roster is a spectacular mix of legends, innovators, and fresh faces spanning everything from grime to disco, folk to electronica.
Read More25 years ago, there was only one place to be on a Friday night: Smoove at Ministry of Sound. If you know, you know. And now, the iconic 00s club night is officially back to mark its 25th anniversary—and it’s bringing the full vibe with it.
Read MoreField Day is back with an electrifying lineup for its 2025 festival, and the excitement is real. Headlined by the one and only Peggy Gou, this year's event promises a day packed with diverse sounds and massive energy. Alongside Peggy, catch the likes of Folamour, Bubble Love (Ross From Friends), Girls Don’t Sync, Jayda G, and Emerald lighting up the South Stage.
Read MoreMary J. Blige, the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, is bringing her legendary sound to Manchester for an exclusive headline show at Co-op Live.
Read MoreAll Points East is gearing up for a sensational 2025, and the festival just revealed a major headliner that’s sure to get everyone talking—RAYE!
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