Last night, 14-time GRAMMY, Oscar and Emmy Award winner Lady Gaga kicked off her highly anticipated The MAYHEM Ball Tour at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Opening night of the sold-out tour featured a powerful setlist blending hits from her critically acclaimed album MAYHEM with fan favorites that span her expansive catalog. Highlights from the show include Abracadabra, Killah, Vanish Into You, How Bad Do You Want Me, Love Drug, Summerboy, Just Dance, Judas, Born This Way, Shallow, Die With a Smile and more. Produced by Lady Gaga and Michael Polansky via their company Morningview, The MAYHEM Ball expands on the visual and conceptual world Gaga introduced at Coachella and evolved throughout her festival run. Continuing her collaboration with acclaimed choreographer Parris Goebel, she enlisted Ben Dalgleish of Human Person as show director. The production also features brand new costumes, styled by Hunter Clem and Gaga’s sister Natali Germanotta, under her design house Topo Studio.
Earning rave reviews from critics, Rolling Stone highlighted Gaga’s creative evolution, writing that she “didn’t just revisit [Coachella]—she expanded it, sharpened it, sprinkled in some nostalgia, and fully realized the gothic dream she had only just introduced.” Variety called the show a “breathless, finely-tuned spectacular,” and “a welcome reminder of her many, many talents.” Billboard hailed the night as “a theatrical, electric and delicious live affair,” emphasising the charged performances of MAYHEM’s standout tracks and past dancefloor staples. USA Today noted that Gaga “was singing like the powerhouse that has earned her 14 Grammys” and “smoldering with the chameleonic intensity that has secured her respect as an actress,” with every movement “choreographed to perfection.”
The widely praised music industry mental health manual Touring and Mental Health; The Music Industry Manual edited by psychotherapist Tamsin Embleton will be released as an audiobook this September. Following the paperback publication of the book by the leading UK music book imprint Omnibus in 2023, the new audiobook will be released with an array of special new features including an epigraph by Nick Cave and meditation exercises by Rob Da Bank. The audiobook will also be narrated by the actor and voiceover artist Laura Howard (Midsomer Murders) and directed by Jeremy Hindmarsh (Swervedriver) and Peter Morris (Soho Voices). Music by Edward Butler.
Prepare to discover heretofore unknown dimensions of Queens of the Stone Age on The Catacombs Tour – a limited series of very special one-night-only evenings. The shows will take place this October in a curated selection of venues throughout Europe, culminating at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
Multi-platinum GRAMMY® Award-winning Sacramento band Deftones are set to return to arenas across Europe and the UK in early 2026 in support of their forthcoming 10th studio album, private music, out 
On Sunday 13th July, we’ll be celebrating 12 years as a publication. Starting Theatre Full Stop in 2013, I was personally inspired to explore our contemporary, new writing landscape, especially post my East 15 training where we were guided to create new work reflective of the world around us, exploring socio-political issues seldom explored. As a publication, we’re intrigued by the stories that shape where we are now and how best to move forward from lessons learned.
Today, Blood Orange — aka Dev Hynes — announces a headline tour spanning Europe, Canada, and the US, with special shows in London featuring an intimate in the round production. For these unique dates, the artist will perform in the middle of the venue, allowing fans to enjoy an immersive experience with a 360-degree view. Artist presale 
British music icons Duran Duran have announced a one-night-only headline show at Nottingham’s Motorpoint Arena