Newly signed Curb Records artist Carly Ann Taylor introduces herself with striking emotional clarity on her label debut, “Why Should I Worry (Remind Me Version)” – a soaring soul-pop anthem rooted in survival, healing, and hard-earned hope. We spoke to her about the song, her voice and more:
Irish rockers Hothouse Flowers have today announced a major 21-date UK headline ‘Greatest Hits’ tour celebrating all the fan favourites shaped by the band in their lengthy and legendary career.
Since their electrifying debut with the ‘Terra’ EP in 2015, Melbourne-based duo Opal Ocean, comprised of Alex Champ and Nadav Tabak, have taken the world by storm with their unique blend of instrumental music, combining high-octane Spanish guitar techniques and dynamic performances that make them sound like a full band.
Newly signed Curb Records artist Carly Ann Taylor introduces herself with striking emotional clarity on her label debut, “Why Should I Worry (Remind Me Version)” – a soaring soul-pop anthem rooted in survival, healing, and hard-earned hope. We spoke to her about the song, her voice and more:
Phoenix Lake are a melodic metal four-piece from Nottingham, United Kingdom and they have recently released their new single ‘Fractured Wings’.
Vocalist and musician Steve Balsamo has been very busy in 2023 with not only his his solo music and collaborative projects but also his work with Grand Ambition at the Swansea Grand Theatre in Swansea, South Wales.
Phoenix Lake are a melodic metal four-piece from Nottingham, United Kingdom and they have recently released their new single ‘Fractured Wings’.
British slide guitarist Troy Redfern has been gradually building up his fanbase with extensive touring especially on festivals and support slots alongside a fairly consistent output of new music.
South Wales, United Kingdom based songwriter, musician and producer Dai Griff has accrued at least five years of experience in the world of digital arts of sound and composition at university since 2016.
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.
Phoenix Lake are a melodic metal four-piece from Nottingham, United Kingdom and they have recently released their new single ‘Fractured Wings’.
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.
Starting initially as a solo project of the Italian guitarist and producer Gianluca Galli (already founder and former of Mantra, Time Machine and Silver Horses to name a few). Revelation is the follow-up to the January 2020 debut album Solar Warden.
Big Al and The Heavyweights have released six albums since 1998 with ‘Love One Another’ being their latest offering. Recorded at Suite Mix Studios in Slidel, Louisiana with George Currean on producer duties alongside the band.
When it was officially announced that the Marquee Club brand would branch out with a record label Marquee Records in 2021 it was a fantastic way to not only keep the legendary name alive but to also become a platform for the rising stars coming through in the UK music scene.
Irish rockers Hothouse Flowers have today announced a major 21-date UK headline ‘Greatest Hits’ tour celebrating all the fan favourites shaped by the band in their lengthy and legendary career.
Dale Watson is excited to announce the release of a new single, “If You Really Love Me (Outlive Me.)
Emmy nominated film director/producer and friend of JLTT Sarah McGuinness re-releases her most successful single to date as the stonkin’ anthem to the first opening of The Halyon Club in London for three decades.
Britpop originals DODGY launch the next chapter of their return with a brand-new single, album confirmation, a UK tour and anniversary celebrations for one of the defining albums of the 90s.
Land of Song Festival / Gŵyl Gwlad y Gân at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium – May 2027
Newly signed Curb Records artist Carly Ann Taylor introduces herself with striking emotional clarity on her label debut, “Why Should I Worry (Remind Me Version)” – a soaring soul-pop anthem rooted in survival, healing, and hard-earned hope. We spoke to her about the song, her voice and more:
London-based electronic polymath Fil OK has released his new album ‘The Steeple,’ under his We’re in the Water alias via OK Music. He kindly spoke to us:
Belgian musician Kris Dane’s self-titled new album, is out March 20, 2026 on [PIAS] Recordings on LP, CD & digital formats. He very kindly chatted to us:
Diverse thrash metallers DeathAssault are set to unleash their genre-expanding sound that fuses aggressive riffs with formidable soundscapes. The band will release their self-titled debut album, DEATHASSAULT, on Friday 13th February 2026. We caught up with the band here:
Sophie Sirota is a classically trained violist, singer and composer. She began working as a session violist while studying at music college, forming The Wrecking Crew agency soon after. Her debut album ‘Pressure Drop’ is out now on Costal Electronauts and she kindly chatted to us at JLTT:
The Gleeman’s Mini-Album ‘You’ll Land Among The Stars,’ out later this month on the 30th January 2026. He very kindly spoke to us all about it:
Northampton garage-rock duo Fountain return with their high-octane new single ‘Son Of A Gun’, the second single to be taken from the upcoming EP Big Bag Of New Nothings, released on 13th January 2026. We spoke to the duo all about their new music and more:
Welsh heavyweights VIRTUE IN VAIN return to the fold with their engulfing new EP, ‘Nothing Is All I Am’, set for release on Friday 23rd January 2026. The band kindly chatted to us here:
Photo Credit: Zoran VeselinovicThis show was the penultimate gig on the UK leg of blues-rock guitarist and singer song-writer Joe Bonamassa’s UK 2022 tour and also formed part of the 150th Anniversary celebrations at the world-famous Royal Albert Hall in London. It was really lovely to see this beautiful venue being utilised again after a time of closure and uncertainty. In addition, it was exactly thirteen years and a day ago on 4th May 2009 that Bonamassa played this venue for the very first...
So it’s the Sunday of the first BST concert weekends and a bill headlined by US super diva Barbra Streisand
For some time I had been promising myself I would check out Norwich act Morganway, encouraged by their PR and management. Tonight is a show I can make – a tad steadily post my surgery – so I head to town and find a sofa.
This was a significant performance for Collateral in the capital because only days before their set it was officially confirmed that due to the increasing London rents and the re-gentrification of Soho and the surrounding area with Crossrail et al the world-famous Borderline would be closing its doors for good at the end of August 2019.
Photo Credit: Zoran VeselinovicThis show was the penultimate gig on the UK leg of blues-rock guitarist and singer song-writer Joe Bonamassa’s UK 2022 tour and also formed part of the 150th Anniversary celebrations at the world-famous Royal Albert Hall in London. It was really lovely to see this beautiful venue being utilised again after a time of closure and uncertainty. In addition, it was exactly thirteen years and a day ago on 4th May 2009 that Bonamassa played this venue for the very first...
This was a significant performance for Collateral in the capital because only days before their set it was officially confirmed that due to the increasing London rents and the re-gentrification of Soho and the surrounding area with Crossrail et al the world-famous Borderline would be closing its doors for good at the end of August 2019.
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.
On a mild April evening after the Easter weekend Joe Bonamassa and his first-class band rolled into the world-famous Royal Albert Hall for the first show in his three-night residency in the capital.
It happens that BOC had played in what Eric Bloom called ‘Norrr-Witch ‘ the previous evening and made aware that certain followers would be at both shows, the group opted to modify the setlist and bring in some substitute numbers.