If you can stick to your screens despite the spring sunshine, here’s a list of livestreams taking place this month that are most worthy of your attention.
In Review: Natalie Wildgoose – ‘You’
The jazz crooner’s debut single is a sumptuous love song that borrows from the romantic refrains of Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser and the folk traditions of Karen Dalton. It’s crooning done right.
IDLES join Wide Awake 2021 for exclusive afternoon set
Shame, Kikagaku Moyo, Black Country, New Road, The Murder Capital, KOKOROKO and more are also heading to London’s Brockwell Park for what’s shaping up to be the best day-festival lineup you’ll see all summer.
Kano, Wolf Alice, Damon Albarn & more play Live At Worthy Farm as Glasto goes digital
The global livestream event takes place Saturday 22nd May.
Working Men’s Club announce new UK tour + share new single ‘X’
As they gear up for their biggest shows to date, the indie-synth upstarts drop a throbbing stomper of a track.
LIVE: Bishopskin + Black Bordello @ Tileyard London
London Gig Weekly’s latest livestream offering was a mix of folkloric praise and beguiling charisma, from two of London’s more captivating emerging artists.
Dan Carey + Georgia come together for new single ‘Nothing To Say’
Savage Gary (Carey) and the electro pop wunderkind collaborate for Speedy Wunderground’s Quarantine Series.
In Review: For Those I Love – For Those I Love
The Dublin artist’s meaningful debut full-length is steeped in the tapestry of shared experiences with one of his best friends who sadly passed, and does not shy away from the rawness of his death.
Death From Above 1979: “I don’t think our nature is to be this super present mainstream band.”
On their new album, Is 4 Lovers, the dance-punk duo rediscover their DIY roots in what is their most insular and personal record to date, rekindling the intensity and frenzy of their earlier work. Ahead of it’s release we spoke to them about taking a back-to-basics approach, and paving the way for bands such as Royal Blood to succeed.
Victorious Festival 2021: Royal Blood, The Streets & ska legends Madness to headline
Fontaines D.C., Supergrass, Richard Ashcroft, Miles Kane and more are also heading to Portsmouth’s riotous indie festival this August Bank Holiday.