The beloved Irish band - who just took home the trophy for “Best Band In The World” at the BandLab NME Awards – are touring! Fontaines D.C. are a band in a state of constant evolution and this time the result is an album of shifting moods, startling insight, maturity, and considerable emotional wallop.

Welsh four-piece rock band The Stereophonics achieved chart success for the first time in 1996 with Local Boy in the Photograph. Since then they have become one of the most successful alternative rock bands from the UK, with albums Word Gets Around, Performance and Cocktails, Just Enough Education to Perform and You Gotta Go there to Come Back all achieving notable success. Stereophonics' latest album is 2019's Kind.

Europe's biggest celebration of black music returns with the world's biggest artists The festival is firmly rooted in hip hop, grime and R&B influenced sounds and represents forward thinking artists from both the UK and the USA. The cross pollination of the two scenes over the last 5+ years has helped bring together the transatlantic cultures, and the festival has been somewhere where this has been celebrated. The Three-day event will return to London's Finsbury Park in 2025. As well as world class artists who have pioneered their own sound, Wireless has a habit of providing a platform for the freshest new talent to make a name for themselves. With high levels of production on the visual side of things, and amazing sound quality Wireless is set up to be something pretty special.

Blending 90s Pop Punk with modern Alternative Rock, video game music and internet culture, Seb Adams delivers a treat of a show for fans of Green Day, Blink 182 and Twenty One Pilots.