Tonight's sold out show from Manchester outfit Pale Waves is a celebration of queer love, queer joy and queer heartbreak.

Apple picking season has never tasted so sweet. We speak with volunteer-run Glasgow Apple Pressing about public services, ...

The great outdoors is for everyone – not just white folks. We speak to people of colour-led organisations about connecting ...

With its positive affirmations and dancefloor-ready moments, Kelly Lee Owens' new album succeeds in encouraging listeners to ...

Fate & Alcohol is the definitive final statement we never thought we’d get from Japandroids – a good band with one perfect ...

Dependably consistent, on their latest Porridge Radio's brand of dejected slacker indie/alt-rock will grab you, hold you ...

Now in its second year, we dip our toes into two of the four days of Manchester’s ambitious Beyond the Music conference and ...

Glasgow’s TAAHLIAH returns with her debut album Gramarye, blending euphoric pop ballads and songwriting with tantalising club ...

Mark Cousins’ exploration of Scottish abstract painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham is a thoughtful and idiosyncratic take on the ...

Oliver Coates returns from soundtrack work still doing what he does best; cello-forward pieces of sculptural, sublime beauty.

Weird Weekend, Matchbox Cine's celebration of strange and wonderful cinema, is back – we look at the 2024 programme.

From her incisive shorts to her upcoming feature debut On Falling, Laura Carreira has shown herself to be a filmmaker with an ...