UK pop-rock giants You Me At Six have just released a new track, ‘Our House (The Mess We Made)’, with which they’ve confirmed that all proceeds from it will go towards WIRES (Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Services), a charity who are in support of resourcing Australian wildlife. Read More
Surely by now you’ve seen the #10yearchallenge all over social media over the past couple of months as we see this decade coming to a close, but have you wondered what that’d be like with bands? Read More
Whether a band are releasing their first album or their tenth, 2020 is shaping up to be packed full of records that need to be on your radar and sooner or later in your ears over the next 12 months. Read More
From angsty teenage pop-punks to one of the UK’s biggest rock acts, You Me At Six have certainly had a steady and successful rise over the past ten years or so. Read More
Next month You Me At Six will be performing all of their singles from front-to-back for a special set at Gunnersville Festival, and they’ve just released a new one to add to that list. Read More
Often held up as a beacon in the underground festival circuit, 2000 Trees Festival is regularly touted as the best festival around by those who’ve been, and with good reason too. Read More
It hasn’t been a year since Surrey’s You Me At Six released their sixth album, ‘VI’, but they’re already talking about its follow-up, and fans of their older material might be in for a treat. Read More
British pop-rockers You Me At Six are at the tail-end touring their latest album, ‘VI’, and is there a better way to top it off than playing a career spanning set list while headlining a brand new festival in London? Read More
Not ones wanting to stay out of the recent wave of festival announcements, the Reading & Leeds Festival organisers have come in with their second line-up announcement for 2019, which already sees headline sets in place from The 1975, Post Malone, Twenty One Pilots, and Foo Fighters. Read More
BRITs Week returns for its fifth year giving fans the opportunity to see the biggest names in music, such as Bring Me The Horizon and Enter Shikari, in intimate venues across London – all whilst raising money for children whose lives have been torn apart by war. Read More
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