Everything Everything performing at Bristol’s Colston Hall (Jessica Bartolini / Live4ever)
Everything Everything will take part in what is being dubbed the first ever ‘virtual reality album release party’ when their new record Re-Animator comes out next month.
Groove Armada have shared visuals for Lover 4 Now after their new album Edge Of The Horizon was confirmed for release on October 2nd.
Robert Plant by Frank Melfi
Robert Plant has unveiled his cover of the Charley Feathers rockabilly staple Too Much Alike ahead of the release of his solo career retrospective Digging Deep on October 2nd.
The Smashing Pumpkins are travelling in a new direction on their latest tracks Cyr and The Colour Of Love.
Idles at Leeds Festival (Gary Mather for Live4ever)
Idles aired various tracks due to feature on their new album Ultra Mono and covered The Beatles and The Strokes as their Abbey Road sessions were live streamed during the weekend.
Coldplay performing in NYC (Photo: Paul Bachmann for Live4ever)
Performances took place at various locations across New York last night as the MTV VMAs adapted to the ongoing coronavirus restrictions for its 2020 ceremony.
Public Enemy by Eitan Miskevich
You’re in the right place if you’ve missed any of the week’s top news stories – here Live4ever’s News Round-Up presents a recap of the biggest and best headlines we featured during the last seven days…
Our pick of the week’s new tracks is Say When after MarthaGunn released their latest EP Caught Up & Confused via Communion Records.
Bright Eyes by Danny Cohen
Bright Eyes are at number one on the UK Record Store Chart with their comeback album Down In The Weeds Where The World Once Was.
Our editor’s pick of the albums reviewed on these pages during the past week is Jamie Webster‘s debut We Get By – revisit the review and have a listen via Spotify:
After a decade of being relatively prolific (an album every other year, regular as clockwork), Widowspeak return after a three-year break with their fourth album Plum. Should fans expect a devastating volte-face in sound, or even an overhaul?
Well no, it’s more of the same.
Their last album, 2017’s Expect …
Doves by Jon Shard
Doves have served up another slice of the album which will bring over a decade’s wait for a new record from the band to an end on September 11th.
If there’s something of the busker about Jamie Webster, it’s probably more by accident than design.
Many singer-songwriters begin like that, on the pavement, staring up at uncaring suits and black-shined shoes as the notes pour out and loose change explodes into a battered instrument case. Of those that make …
Grandaddy live in Manchester (Gary Mather for Live4ever)
Another anniversary to make some of us feel old is approaching on November 20th.
Public Enemy by Eitan Miskevich
Public Enemy have made their return to Def Jam in time for the release of a new album later this year.