At The Barrier faves Barbara kick off their 2025 ‘Dazzling Debut Album Tour’ on Thursday 18th September in Southampton – and they’re sure to be coming to a venue near you. Don’t miss one of the best live bands around!
Emma Swift returns with The Resurrection Game; her first collection of original songs after her selection of brilliant Dylan covers.
Popol Vuh, a band that continue to influence, have two of their classic albums remastered and reissued via Cherry Red Records.
2026 is shaping up to be a vintage year for vintage Prog bands and their (vintage?) fans. Yes announce UK dates…
Jon Maratheftis of My Pet Rhino joins us for a Why I Love on the inspirational (‘making music at a glacial pace since 2007’) There Will Be Fireworks.
Us and Them, the experimental Prog-Folk Swedish duo of Britt Ronnholm and Anders Hakason, return with their fourth studio album: The Lights and the Shadow.
St Etienne reflect on their time together with a final release full of heavyweight collaborations and life affirming music.
Peter Freeth chats to Prefab Sprout man Martin McAloon ahead of him touring the Steve McQueen album.
Steve Hackett announces his UK touring plans for 2026 as the Genesis Revisited machine rolls on.
The hors d’oeuvres keep on coming. Appaloosa is the third taster for the forthcoming album from Nashville duo Haunted Like Human.
We catch up with Jo Quail at Manchester’s Deaf Institute at the start of her tour for the Notan album.
Black Country, New Road are back in Manchester for the first of two nights at the magnificent Albert Hall.
Hawkwind in exclesis. Mister Tayler does another sterling job in enhancing an iconic album from ’74.
Dinosaur Pile Up return to Manchester for their latest tour in support of their excellent new album, I’ve Felt Better.
Jo Quail brings new compositions of unique, classical and progressive music. How does Notan stack up?
