Friday at Latitude was jam packed for the Feats. Team, with a genre spanning line up, we had a bit of everything.

We’ve arrived at Latitude 2026, after pitching up Camp Feats. We managed to catch a few artists as they opened the festival, so here’s some of our highlights from the evening;

We caught up with Hyphen at 2000Trees 2026 to discuss his music, the ideas that drive it and the increasingly political world surrounding us.

Neckdeep played an Explosive set on the main stage last night officially marking the end of 2000Trees 2026, filled with incredible music, energetic crowds & some wild side quests.

We’re on day 3 at 2000trees and it’s safe to say that we’re two shakes away from fading away in this heat. We’ve lost count how many times artists have climbed onto the stage, exclaiming at some point, ‘It’s pretty hot, ain’t it?”

2000Trees 2026 has officially started with a bang (and a heat wave). With a full on day of genre spanning music, comedians & food, we’ve had the honor of picking our highlights from the day!

After an Early Start we’ve made it to 2000Trees 2026! After setting up Camp Feats. We went for a wonder around the site, looking at the stages, having a gander at the various food stalls, figuring out where the essential shop was, and of course- finding the best bar!

2000trees returns to Upcote Farm this July, bringing another packed weekend of heavy music, alternative bands and smaller-stage discoveries.

We caught up with Nakey Jakey after his talk at SXSW London 2026, his panel “Video Games in London”, which explored how developers can build environments to feel like a real world experience, creating what Jakey called "digital tourism”. He managed to translate one of his Video essays into a live stand up routine with Audience participation.

SXSW returned to London for its second annual run in the UK. After our disappointments last year, we were eager to see if SXSW would take on the criticisms from the previous year and become a more fitting counterpart to the Austin flagship.

When Kids in Glass Houses hit the stage in London in mid-December celebrating 15 years of Dirt, it didn’t feel like a nostalgic echo, it felt like a record being lived anew.

The Last Dinner Party return to Manchester for a Sold Out spectacular for their Second album ‘From The Pyre.’

James Marriott took to one of the south coasts’ most iconic venues for his 100th show, a sold out gig at Brighton’s Dome on the 19th November, a venue that has hosted icons past & present. James Marriott not only did it justice, but absolutely blew me away. James took his hometown to celebrate ‘Don’t Tell the Dog’ his most recent record which became James’ first number 1 album 

The hardcore takeover of Depot Mayfield in Manchester was one of the most exciting things to happen this year. The venue opened their doors to 10,000 Turnstile fans on their Never Enough Tour. There was a huge buzz from the crowd before they had even made it into the venue, and you could really feel the excitement.

The fresh four piece UK based Post Punk group Bureau De Change are making waves in the local scene with their fun and rambunctious yet serious politically charged music, which continues to sound fresh and original in such a usually oversaturated music genre. 

Michigan made indie rock/pop sensation Chloe Moriondo, from yellow bedroom walls to gracing the most aptly pink stage at YES Mcr on a Saturday in late September, giving the audience a set so sweet that you might want to check for a cavity later.

Kymara is an incredible R&B/Soul artist who works as a collective with her band to create and write a catalog of work that people can connect and vibe with. They have just recently concluded a four week residency at Casablancas in Brighton

Lastelle took to The Dome in London as part of their current UK run, bringing a set that balanced soaring emotion with heavier bursts of energy. Known for weaving difficult and deeply personal themes into their music, the band delivered a performance that was both atmospheric and intense. The show carried moments of quiet reflection before erupting into full force, with the London crowd fully engaged throughout. It was the kind of night that demonstrated why they’ve quickly become one of the most talked-about names in the UK’s post-hardcore and alternative scene.

High Regard brought their unrelenting hardcore energy to The Underworld in Camden as part of their latest run of shows. The night captured exactly what the band have become known for: raw intensity, a crowd that was fully involved from the first note, and a set that never once took its foot off the gas. With heavy breakdowns, driving riffs and a commanding presence from vocalist Jacob McLean, the room was alive with movement — from stage-divers to circle pits — giving the performance the kind of chaotic edge that defines hardcore at its best.

Trash Boat closed out their UK headline tour with a packed night at The Underworld in Camden, underlining why they’ve become such a staple of the UK alternative scene. Known for their high-energy shows, the finale had everything going for it: a full house, crowd surfers, mosh pits, and a set that leaned into their harder edge while still carrying the hooks fans have come to expect. The intimate venue gave the performance a close-quarters intensity that suited the band’s reputation for throwing everything into their live shows.