Music Live Reviews
Clockenflap Festival review: rave, rap, rock and J-pop collide in stunning Hong Kong setting
Under the backdrop of Hong Kong's stunning skyline, Clockenflap makes for one of the most unique festivals on the planet.
Ben Jolley
Music Features
Why Bangface – the UK’s last surviving rave-cation – must be protected at all costs
Losing this uninhibited club-born escape from reality would have been an irredeemable travesty for British rave culture
Music Features
Ibiza DJ Solomun talks a decade of his +1 residency as legendary club Pacha Ibiza celebrates over 50 years of iconic parties
As Ibiza season comes to a close, Solomun tells us about a decade playing on the White Isle
Music Live Reviews
Latitude Festival review: rising stars and seasoned legends unite
The Suffolk festival's ethos of both celebrating icons and championing the future is on strong show.
Music Live Reviews
Kylie live in London review: career-spanning pop-rave euphoria from an age-defying icon
The singer's Hyde Park show is the ultimate celebration of four decades at the top.
Music Features
Becky Hill: Not Missing A Beat
In creating her deeply personal second album Believe Me Now?, the chart-topping two-time BRIT Award-winner who fought hard to shake off the ‘featured artist’ tag, has become more sure of herself and it’s showing in her music
Music Live Reviews
Tate McRae live in London: Canadian pop star proves that arenas are the next step
A show that hints at the golden age of pop performance, you sense that arenas await for Tate McRae.
Music Album Reviews
Nia Archives ‘Silence Is Loud’ review: Jungle revivalist proves she’s the real deal
On her debut album, the Jungle scene-leader breaks new ground and proves she's an exciting new voice in UK music
Music Live Reviews
RAYE live in London: British music’s newest superstar has her moment of crowning glory
Less than two weeks after triumphing at the BRITS, RAYE's path to greatness continues with a stunning show at The O2 Arena.
Music Features
For That Beautiful Feeling: How The Chemical Brothers delivered our album of the year
As Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands approach their 35th anniversary as The Chemical Brothers, the pioneering electronic duo discuss their tenth record - which has won the Album Award at the Rolling Stone UK Awards in collaboration with Remy Martin