There’s sparkling, panoramic indie-pop; even brighter hued synth-rock; and post-punk with a dancefloor favour
‘Make A Living’ was born from doubt in one’s music career following an encounter with someone who knew Cath as a child
Later this month they support The Glorias in Portsmouth, before embarking upon a wider UK tour as guests to The Boo Radleys
The psychedelic-tinged track is layered with ebbing guitar, a hypnotic chorus and meditative beat
2026 marks 30 years since the release of the band’s debut album, ‘Spice’ which became one of the best-selling albums of all time.
Accident Of Birth itself is a widely revered masterpiece which has more than stood the test of time
In the three years since its inception in 2023, Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus has gone from strength to strength
Peter Kay has announced an extra special performance at Blackpool Opera House to help raise vital funds for ‘All In for Fin’
Ivo has spent his entire adult life on the stand-up circuit, winning So You Think You’re Funny? aged 18
For the most part Barry is just proud to show off his wonderful wife Margaret, his charming daughter Michelle and his lunatic son, Dave.
Check out these six excellent highly recommended shows appearing at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe
Self titled album opener is what they do best, dreamie indie pop with thoughtful lyrics and a belting chorus,
One of the regulars on Steve Wright’s Radio 2 show for ten years, he will be looking back over his eventful life,
Chesney Hawkes reflects on a busy 2025, life as a teen pop sensation, and looks forward to a hectic 2026. Watch the interview here…
Following the announcement of their 2026 UK tour, Totalntertainment chatted to Piff and Penn about their ‘Magic Shoppe’…
Eight major cities across the UK and Ireland welcome one of Britain’s biggest bands to its stages, once again, for the ‘Greatest Show on Earth’.
The Prodigy will headline APEX stage on Saturday 28th August Bank Holiday weekend, marking their long-awaited return to the festival.
Don’t miss this must-see extravaganza, a reminder that reality always needs a generous injection of fantasy.
When the music works and the rules make sense, you understand the appeal without needing a long lesson before the first round.
Fans have the chance to win one of three Ultimate Bowie Weekend prize packages, each worth £7,500 and designed for two people.
Across the four days, the headliners will be joined by a packed supporting bill of established favourites and emerging talent











































