Originally from Ottawa and now based in Los Angeles, Elijah Woods has already made a big name for himself with more than 1 billion streams, sold-out headline tours across Canada and Asia, opening for people such as Niall Horan with four JUNO Award nominations, multiple platinum and gold certifications and five EPs released in just the past three years. 

There’s a particular ache that comes with your early twenties — that messy mix of empowerment, confusion, and self-discovery that hits hardest when you’re alone in a new city. Nieve Ella bottles that exact feeling in her new single “Lucky Girl”, a sharp, alt-rock-leaning track that marks a new era for one of the UK’s most magnetic young artists.

With hushed whispers and a guarded existence, Keo has supposedly come out of nowhere. Not many bands manage to sell out their very first tour within days despite only having one debut song at the time. “I Lied, Amber” caught everyone’s attention for obvious reasons, bridging the gap between fuzzy rock and its emotional counterpart.

To promote the album, The Last Dinner Party announced several intimate live shows as part of a record store tour, offering fans a starter before the main course of their UK tour proper. If the intimate live show at The Dome in Liverpool was anything to go by, fans are certainly in for a treat.

Indie Pop band Men I Trust, formed in 2014, kicked off the European leg of their tour this month, following North American touring over the summer of 2025.

Emerging alt-rock quartet Fletchr Fletchr are set to hit the road next month for their first-ever UK headline tour, coinciding with the release of their new EP, “We All Feel The Same.”