The crowd screamed alongside Noah, who was able to push the boundaries of the venue’s energy even further and kept the crowd up for the entire duration of their set.

Charlotte Sands explains the inspiration behind the track, “back to you” came from realising how easy it is to lose yourself in someone else’s orbit,” she shares. “It’s about recognising the pattern for what it is and how every choice, every excuse, and every ‘what if’ leads you back to the same place. It’s the loop you fall into when you ignore your intuition and mistake warning signs for butterflies.”

“Arrythmia (I Hope You Stay)” stands out as one of the band's more impactful releases, and this new studio recording shows both their musical growth and their ability to connect on a personal level. The track sets apart The Runarounds as a band that continues to grow while remaining true to their sound. 

Paleface Swiss, a band formed in Switzerland and known for their genre blending unique mix of deathcore, hardcore and beatdown music is the type of concert you’d expect to catch on Friday night, not a Sunday! They are, however, exactly the band you need to get ready for the coming week! Fresh off of releasing their latest EP “The Wilted” at the start of the year, it was clear they were ready to get back to touring and performing in front of a crowd.

Since then, the newly independent Ontario-born creative has entered a new chapter of his career. Over the last 3 months, there has been a release of three singles that have shown the artist's growth and a slight sonic shift to more rock influences. 

Next year, Adéla will accompany Demi Lovato on tour, which is a significant move that will undoubtedly increase her momentum even further. She’ll also be performing at the Reading and Leeds Festival, adding another major milestone to her growing career. Adéla is positioned to be one of the musicians to keep an eye on in 2026 based on the kind of streaming figures she's already achieving.