British singer-songwriter Sarah Louise creates contemporary pop, blending heartfelt storytelling, powerful soulful vocals and acoustic influences.
British singer-songwriter Sarah Louise creates contemporary pop, blending heartfelt storytelling, powerful soulful vocals and acoustic influences.
Following a remarkable run of acclaimed singles, major festival appearances, and support slots with British ska icons Madness, South Wales four-piece The Now return with their highly anticipated second album, ‘Moments in Motion’, released 27th October 2026 via Trew Music.
Today, Bryan Adams has released ‘The Ballad of Terry Fox’, a heartfelt and uplifting new song celebrating one of Canada’s most enduring heroes.
British singer-songwriter Sarah Louise creates contemporary pop, blending heartfelt storytelling, powerful soulful vocals and acoustic influences.
MarynCharlie is 22 years old, born and grew up in Amsterdam and is an indie-pop singer-songwriter who has released her latest single ‘Flight Mode’.
Blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa has performed all over the world in prestigious venues and 2021 is no different with the release of his new live album “Now Serving: Royal Tea – Live From The Ryman.”
Sunjay is an award-winning blues and folk musician who was initially taught to play guitar by his father which is where his love of blues music began.
If there is one thing you cannot call Mr Michael Ball it is lazy. Stepping in to host the late Sir Terry Wogan’s BBC Radio 2, Ball has entertained millions of listeners every Sunday morning as well as appearing in musicals such as Hairspray not to mention his steady output with Alfie Boe and the touring that comes with it.
Ivory Layne is a woman who started the art of songwriting at the age of six and learnt the art of music production in her teenage years. As her career grew, she supported the likes of Andy Grammar and The Script amongst others and was then signed to Justin Timberlake’s artist development company Villa40.
Heavyman are a four-piece London-based hard rock band Their debut EP ‘Beautiful Place’ opens with ‘Baby Jean’ with a punchy rock electric guitar riff from Nick Burns as a pulsating drumbeat pours out the speakers. A solid start gentleman.
Sunjay is an award-winning blues and folk musician who was initially taught to play guitar by his father which is where his love of blues music began.
London-based quintet Louis & The Shakes have a new single, ‘Losing My Mind’ which is taken from their forthcoming album ‘How Badly Do You Want It’.
I remember when Dad had returned from a busy day in London a couple of years ago as I said to him after a day’s work “What did you get up to today?” I asked. He replied “Well, I was invited to see a new singer-songwriter called Tally Koren perform live at The House of...
2021 has seen Olly Alexander showcase his acting talents with a role in Russell T Davies’s ‘It’s A Sin’ which has received both critical and public acclaim for the emotionally-charged subject matter of the Aids crisis between 1981 to 1991.
Here at JLTT we have followed the releases from The RAH Band closely as over their career they have secured two Top 10 UK chart hits, numerous international club smashes and a stellar production credit list with artists such as The Beatles, Chris Rea, Fleetwood Mac and Herbie Hancock (to name but a few).
The Long Ryders — pioneers of the Alt-Country movement — return to the stage this October with the same fiery spirit that first made them legends. Fusing punk energy with country-rock harmonies, the band bridged the gap between Gram Parsons and today’s Americana heroes, influencing acts such as Wilco, The Jayhawks and Uncle Tupelo.
Curb Records is set to reissue American pop duo Sparks’ classic 1986 album, Music That You Can Dance To on October 30. In celebration of the album’s 40th anniversary, Music That You Can Dance To will be reissued in expanded and remastered form in CD, vinyl, and digital formats.
With 23 career No. 1 singles and more than 2 billion streams to his name, Tyler Hubbard returns with his latest single, "902180," available now via MCA. The new track captures the sting of watching someone choose a different path than the one you imagined together....
Sam Fender’s Rein Me In (with Olivia Dean) has created history by breaking the UK singles chart record, hitting 19 non-consecutive weeks at number one. The previous record of 18 weeks was long held by Frankie Laine’s I Believe dating back to 1953, but Rein Me In this...
Following a breakthrough year of touring on both sides of the Atlantic, Nashville based Everette return with their new single, ‘Settling Down,’ ahead of their first UK headline tour this August.
Martin Rossiter from Gene spoke to us before the band’s October 2026 dates at The Roundhouse in London:
Imperium’s engulfing debut album, Exodus Unknown, releases via Heavy Metal Records on Friday 17th July 2026, with the title single out now.
Brit hard-hitters Ruled By Raptors will release their explosive mini-album, A Shadow That Never Moves, on
Friday 2nd October 2026.
Rising from the UK underground, GARROW HILL will release their their five-track stunning EP, IX, on Friday 31st July 2026. We spoke to them:
Having spent over 30 years making music to widespread critical acclaim Merseyside hero Ian Prowse announces his brand-new album, ‘No Names,’ arriving July 3rd via Learpholl Music. He chatted to us about the new album:
With multiple Top 10 singles on the Official MTV Club Charts and a #1 on the Official Downloads Chart, J KEYS has consistently proven his ability to create records that connect. Now the rising star of the UK dance scene continues to build serious momentum by dropping his brand new track ‘Mad About You’. He spoke to us here:
Alternative quartet Daytime TV have released a new anthem for the summer of 2026 as they announce a UK tour. Singer Will Irvine kindly chatted to us:
RiotWeekend’s latest EP ‘Table4Four’ is out now and we chatted to guitarist Rab McGowan all about it:
On a mild May evening I made the journey to The Garage in Islington, London to attend Samantha Fish’s headline show as part of her 2019 UK and European tour with special guests and friends of JLTT Curse of Lono.
The ‘An Evening With’ concept is not a new idea but it has been used with many people from various walks of life; comedians, radio presenters, politicians, musicians and film stars. The idea of being in intimate surroundings with an individual you admire, respect and enjoy is something that appeals to many people.
It’s a cold, wet evening in the metropolis, but what a cool way to start the New Year! The reassembled international rock quartet take to the stage in London to present a lot of the new BCC4 album plus other selections.
Maybe it is because we know about them, but yet again this year we seem to have lost so many creative and entertaining characters. And yet again we can be inspired to remember them and keep their music alive…
On a mild May evening I made the journey to The Garage in Islington, London to attend Samantha Fish’s headline show as part of her 2019 UK and European tour with special guests and friends of JLTT Curse of Lono.
As I traveled to Mornington Crescent Tube station I was shocked at how difficult the journey was with delayed Tubes and the large numbers of people piling in and out of the lifts. I managed to arrive at The Crowndale in the nick of time to catch Rhys Williams full band live set.
So for the second year, the festival continues its tenure at the 02, which can be a balmy place on a good day and a windswept netherworld in poor weather. We are somewhere in the middle this weekend as regards climate. The 02 out at Greenwich and on the Thames is really a shopping mall with eateries galore and several performance halls.
Lount’s stage banter was friendly and humorous as he adopted ‘Excellent (ay)’ as his word of the evening before jumping onto the bass drum. ‘Never Wanna Let You Go’ was infectious pop at its best and proved that King No One would be a credible addition to the music programme at Reading & Leeds Festival 2017.
We had reasonably high hopes for this show as we set off on a cold night for London. What we didn’t know was that the was to be The Sisterhood’s first-ever London headline appearance or that this would turn out to be a highlight of the year.