The Northern Songbirds are touring the UK

The Northern Songbirds are a powerful all female line up featuring Amy Jo, Bronnie, Susannah Clegg and Zoe Unsworth. The quad are performing a Nashville-style writers round (an intimate acoustic performance), in four locations across the UK, namely Wigan, Lancaster, York and Liverpool.

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Connor Adams releases new single Rush Hour 

Connor Adams Unveils Second Single Rush Hour from Traffic Lights and Announces London EP Release Show

Connor Adams

Suffolk indie rock singer-songwriter Connor Adams returns with Rush Hour, the second single from his upcoming EP Traffic Lights, out March 20, 2026.

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Albums I’m looking forward to in 2026

As we continue to make headway into February, I can’t help but get excited about my favourite artists releasing new albums this year. Noticeably, I am looking forward to albums from Myles Smith, Raye, Harry Styles and Freya Ridings, all of which have recently released new music this year.

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Music News UK: The London Soundtrack Festival 2026 full programme unveiled

 

Exclusive series of Barbican Cinema screenings including Obsession, Emma and Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Introductions with special guests including Norma Herrmann, Julian Nott and Rachel Portman

Pictured Top left to Bottom Right: David Arnold, Norma Herrmann, John Lunn, Rachel Portman, Julian Nott and Edith Bowman

Masterclasses with celebrated games, TV and film music composers, including Gareth Coker and Richard Jacques

In-conversation event with LSF headline composer David Arnold (Casino Royale, Independence Day, Sherlock)

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Music News UK: Update on Where It All Began Festival story

 

People Power Delivers: Where It All Began Festival Crowdfunder Closes at £117,000

No sponsors. No ads. Just community.

The grassroots festival ‘Where It All Began’ has closed its crowdfunder at an extraordinary £117,000, far exceeding expectations and offering a rare success story for the UK’s struggling independent festival sector.

Achieved without corporate sponsorship, paid advertising, Meta campaigns or major financial backers, the crowdfunder relied instead on word-of-mouth, a collaborative email campaign and large-scale community mobilisation. Notably, it launched without a line-up announcement or conventional marketing assets; a deliberate rejection of industry norms.

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