It was a show for Pierce The Veil fans old and new as the San Diego trio displayed a discography at London’s iconic Alexandra Palace, spanning four albums worth of material, material that brings us both comfort and celebration.

Bringing even bigger and better fatal destruction in their wake, Polaris are back to feast upon a sold out O2 Forum Kentish Town.

Be embraced, be together - there is no better sense of community, one that’s not displayed in a museum but to a sold-out Wembley Arena, as these genre-melting renegades give the biggest of kisses to their sssnakepit.

Somewhere over a dark rainbow, Frank Carter And The Rattlesnakes embark on a new era of colourful class, sophistication and meaning. 

The djent crew turned out in their masses at The Roundhouse to worship their three dot lords Periphery on the most important show of their career. 

The source of all your mayhem this evening, Kingdom Of Giants reign supreme on their own headliner show downstairs at The Dome.

Beartooth’s 2023 album 'The Surface' arrived as a lesson in self-love, somewhat of a complete curveball to the pain, grief and depression that has laced Beartooth’s back-catalogue. But maybe in retrospect, records such as 'Below', 'Disease' and 'Aggressive' were learning curves and now, 'The Surface' is teaching Beartooth how to love themselves and how to be happy in their own skin. We sat down with Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo at their label home Red Bull Studios, to discuss how the alternative scene could benefit from more self-love songs, finding newfound rushes of euphoria and how fans could relate to a happier version of Beartooth. 

Leading the djent charge, Animals As Leaders put on a timeleless masterclass in the art of instrumental proficiency on their Parrhesia Tour down at o2 Forum Kentish Town.

The hottest band with all the moves in European dance infused metalcore. Electric Callboy.

The three amigos back at it again.