Welcome to Hot This Week, your ultimate music and gig guide. Here to deliver the team’s spotlight news from the previous week as well as the upcoming gigs we feel you shouldn’t miss. Tour Announcements There haven’t been any major tour announcements during the previous
Counterparts and Blood Youth are set to join the bill of Slam Dunk Festival’s Jägermeister Stage. Celebrating 10 years of the now-synonymous Slam Dunk x Jägermeister pairing, the hosts have revealed the full line-up, completed by Canadian tour de force, Counterparts and Brit metallers, Blood Youth. In
Tap into your groove with Your Love (Déjà Vu) as Glass Animals unleash their irresistible charisma and alluring melodies. British quartet Glass Animals definitely had tensions running high since the end of last year when they began releasing new material in the form of Tokyo
Channelling all of the retro vibes, you’ll be hit with a wave of nostalgia in Coach Party’s newest single Breakdown. Isle Of Wight quartet Coach Party are beginning to make quite the name for themselves, although they are quite hard to ignore with their raucous
Blending modern R&B sounds with guitars and snares, 5 Seconds Of Summer provide a romantically nostalgic look back at their lives with Old Me. Following up from their previous bangers, Old Me is a lyrically sweet, mellower tune that features even more of Luke Hemming’s
Opening up about the thoughts that dominate his head, Tycho Jones gives listeners a glimpse into his life in his latest single Serotonin. Who remembers the days of being 18? There’s a certain mindset and shifts in thinking that accompany the transition into adulthood, and
Having gone through many changes in their seventeen-year-long career, Sleeping In sees All Time Low perfectly blend their old pop-punk sound with the production of their newer releases, creating a cheerful, bouncy hit to see us through the rest of winter. The catchy love note
Glass Forest demonstrate how two past lovers ‘work through their emotions of being broken up while in a band together’ on their latest atmospheric single I Remember. Comprising of Nick Owen and Stephen Clarke, the Vancouver indie-pop duo Glass Forest have gained a reputation for
Take a peek at Arran George’s Horror demo featuring a heavenly tranquil soundtrack. The last decade treated the Cumbrian indie-folk singer Arran George remarkably with the release of his debut What I See On Daytime TV that quickly found his sound resembling to Bon Iver, with
