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— FOMO Magazine UK, 2025
Let’s talk about Tramlines 2026
We experienced Tramlines Festival, Sheffield’s biggest party, which took place over three days towards the end of July.
The Chameleons pack out Birmingham’s XOYO
The Chameleons opened the first night of their ninth tour since reuniting in 2021 with a packed‑out show at XOYO Birmingham.
Living is a problem because you missed Biffy Clyro
Biffy Clyro sell out Cardiff Castle to 10,000 people and deep dive into their discography for a night to remember.
The Streets unlock a nostalgic time capsule in Cardiff Castle
The Streets arrived in Cardiff to do exactly that as they gave an almost musical theatre performance of their iconic album ‘A Grand Don't Come for Free’.
Yard Act bring requests and rapid rhymes to Bristol
Yard Act’s 6pm album-launch show at Rough Trade Bristol became a warm, funny and pleasingly unpredictable hour before a sold-out, 200-strong crowd.
Thee Sacred Souls live at Bristol’s Prospect Building
With the Bristol date sold out, Thee Sacred Souls took over the huge Main Room at Bristol’s Prospect Building.
How many trees are really at 2000 Trees?
We gave you our hidden gems on the 2000 Trees line-up a few months ago; the time flew by, and then suddenly we were at the festival experiencing it all for ourselves.
Cardiff Castle’s walls didn’t come tumbling down with Bastille’s arrival
Since playing Cardiff’s Utilita Arena back in November, Bastille return to Cardiff Castle for their summer tour.
Royel Otis close out Bristol Sounds in style
Australian indie pop-rock duo Royel Otis swapped Sydney harbour for Bristol’s harbourside as the headliners of Bristol Sounds’ fifth and final day of the festival.
‘The Cure’ to the Welsh heat at Blackweir
The audience erupted when The Cure walked onto the stage to a warm "Diolch."
Teddy Thompson turns heartache into high craft at St George’s Bristol
There was a fitting elegance to seeing Teddy Thompson in the acoustically blessed surroundings of St George’s Bristol.
Jason Isbell defines Americana in a two-hour masterclass
At Bristol Beacon, Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit provided a better definition: play all of those things with conviction, intelligence and heart, and let the songs do the explaining.
In It Together returns to Port Talbot for 2026
Back again for another year, In It Together Festival brought together a massive three-day line up in Port Talbot Wales.
Sugar make up for lost time in Bristol after nearly 35 years
There was a sense of unfinished business in the air as Sugar came to Bristol on their Love You Even Still tour.
Liverpool Mood Machines: Permanent (Joy) play Bristol
Liverpool-based band Permanent (Joy) have been gaining a huge following, and for good reason.
Glen Hansard rewards the faithful and wins over newcomers
Glen Hansard’s two-hour set drew deeply from across his various musical lives.
An evening of precision and restraint from Ludovico Einaudi
This solo piano concert is part of a special series of intimate evenings in Bristol Beacon, one of Ludovico Einaudi’s favourite concert halls around the world.
Hollie Cook brings lovers’ rock warmth to the Thekla
Hollie Cook visited Bristol on the last night of her Shy Girl tour.
Hannah Grace brings Bigger Picture for intimate night in Canton
A true community gathering to celebrate the release of Hannah Grace’s independent new album, Bigger Picture.
Lande Hekt brings a wave of DIY energy and jangly pop rock to Bristol
Strange Brew is a fitting venue for Lande Hekt, the former Bristol-based frontwoman of Muncie Girls.