demxntia is an impeccably hard-working artist who has barely scratched the surface in his career. From learning to sing and play the guitar, to developing a cohesive and flexible “brand” that unapologetically represents himself in all facets, demxntia is making strides to be the best version of himself possible.

With Sober Cigarettes, he marks a clear turning point, showcasing an artist fully confident in his identity and unafraid to confront difficult truths in both his lyrics and his sound. If this release is any indication, Ezra is an artist willing to push boundaries, explore complexity, and invite listeners into his world. Sober Cigarettes is proof that his journey has only just begun, and it sets the bar high for what's yet to come.

Overpass had made an impact. Their incisive songwriting, expanding fan following, and incredible stage presence make it obvious that they are on the verge of becoming something far greater.

MICO is not only a talented artist that has honed his craft over the last few years with an astounding work-ethic, he is a genuine person that showed gratitude to every single person who helped make this tour and his dream come to fruition. His shows are a safe place for people from different walks of life to temporarily forget about the world and be themselves to the fullest, together. 

The K's took to the stage in Wolverhampton to perform their second album, "Pretty on the Internet" in full.

Songs for the Spine is an album that thrives on contrast, love and guilt, loss and longing, adrenaline and patience, creating an embodiment of the human experience. Whilst The Royston Club still leans into their knack for infectious hooks, the slower and more deliberate moments stick out and reveal their real progression, and even with the tracks that tread familiar paths, this body of work feels refreshing, cohesive, and confident, showcasing a band pushing their boundaries