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The 20th edition of Hockley Hustle takes place in Nottingham on Sunday (25th October) and features 500 acts across 50 stages. Under the Radar will be in attendance again this year so here's 12 artists we're most looking forward to seeing.
Editors release their 8th long player “Surface, Echo & Sound” next week (Friday 30th October), so Under the Radar caught up with founder member, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Tom Smith to discuss the new album, playing live, and his recent solo album.
Leading the charge for Guinness Punk, Fontaines D.C. remain at the forefront of the recent wave of angsty Irish rock and post-punk bands.
A Heavens to Betsy reunion was most definitely not on my bingo card for 2026, especially given singer/guitarist Corin Tucker’s much more well-known subsequent band Sleater-Kinney’s much-lauded reunion of the past dozen years or so.
Massive Shoe, the endlessly listenable third album by Way Dynamic—the moniker of Melbourne, Australia-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter Dylan Young—is having its moment in the sun.
M. Woodroe are one of Brighton’s worst kept secrets. Up until now they’ve only released a handful of songs, but with the release of their debut EP, The Treatment of Fractures, the cat is out of the bag.
Interpol played a career spanning set at Chicago's Salt Shed earlier this month (Sunday 11th October) with support from DIIV.
Suki Waterhouse played Chicago's legendary Aragon Ballroom on Saturday night (17th October) and Under the Radar's Joshua Mellin captured the highlights.
Cabaret Voltaire brought their final tour to The Palais in Nottingham and served up a masterclass in post-punk and electronic music.
The 2026 edition of Nürnberg Pop Festival featured showstopping performances from Modeselektor, Nachtkinder, Personal Trainer, Cari Cari and a host of others.
British singer/songwriter/actress Kate Nash is releasing a new album, Cailín, on January 22, 2027 via Kill Rock Stars. Now she has shared another single from it, “Freedom of Me,” via a music video. The song tackles freedom of speech.
U2 are releasing a new album, Carnaval De Luz, on November 13 via Interscope. Now they have shared its latest single, “The Greatest Show on Earth,” and announced the first dates on their 2027 world tour. Beck will be supporting all the tour dates.
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