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: Last chance to support Where It All Began Festival

Where It All Began: An independent UK Festival built by it’s community.

A final call to become an Original Founder of the UK’s first crowdfunded, not-for-profit grassroots festival.

£68,000 raised. No paid ads. No line-up. No corporate backers; just a powerful concept and a community backing independent culture.

A new UK festival is being built in a way the industry rarely sees. ‘Where It All Began’; a not-for-profit, strictly grassroots, independent event, has raised £68,000 through crowdfunding without spending a penny on paid advertising, without headline names as bait, and without relying on ticketing loans or major sponsors.

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Grace Parry to release new single Happy Valentine’s Day 

On February 12, 2026, Wales-based artist Grace Parry is set to release Happy Valentine’s Day, a heartfelt love ballad and her first release since her life-altering stroke last year. The track delves into the theme of unreciprocated love and the fear of rejection when expressing one’s feelings.

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Bronnie releases brand new EP Chasing the Moon

Bronnie’s five-track EP features the #1 Country iTunes Charts hit Tea For Two and fan favourite Own Girl Own World (with a music video for OGOW dropping alongside the EP release).

Chasing The Moon is a very matter-of-fact, bittersweet breakup song in which the main character reflects on the things they can no longer do together and comes to terms with the fact that they can’t rely on eachother anymore, no matter how close they once were. No more late-night drives, no more lying on the grass stargazing, and no more enjoying their Sunday routines.

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