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The new Uncut: Small Faces, a Small Faces CD, Radiohead, Lou Reed, Bootsy Collins, Pogues, Bon Iver and more

For Kenney Jones, reclaiming the Small Faces legacy has been a lengthy battle, doggedly pursuing unpaid royalties and restoring the management of this beloved group’s back catalogue. “I don’t think any band’s been treated worse than the Small Faces,” Jones’s former bandmate Ian McLagan ruefully told Uncut in 2014. Jones’s achievements, then, are nothing short of heroic – as this month’s cover story attests. Nominally a celebration of the posthumous – and now radically expanded – The Autumn Stone album, our cover story explores the band’s tumultuous 1968, discovering along the way tantalising new insights into the music they made in their final year together. “It’s amazing how many songs we did in such a short space of time,” says Jones. “And how much we’ve touched people. Did I think it was going to last? It never entered my mind. But here we are, 60 years later, still talking about it.” Advertisement You’ll have also noticed, I’m sure, that print editions of this month’s issue also come with an exclusive Small Faces CD featuring a slew of rare mixes, alternate takes and live cuts. Everything a young mod could possibly ask for, in other words. As usual, there’s an embarrassment… Read More →

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Uncut May 2025

CLICK HERE TO GET THE NEW ISSUE OF UNCUT DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR EVERY PRINT EDITION OF THIS ISSUE OF UNCUT COMES WITH A COPY OF SOMETHING NICE – A FREE AND EXCLUSIVE SMALL FACES CD OF ALTERNATE MIXES, RARITIES AND LIVE CUTS Advertisement SMALL FACES: 1968 was a year of extremes, from hit singles and a career-defining album to a final, on-stage bust-up. But while the bonds between them were strained by internal tensions and external dramas, the music Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagen and Kenney Jones made in their final months together pointed tantalizingly in bold, new directions… LOU REED: In 1975, Metal Machine Music almost destroyed its creator’s career. But was it a drug-crazed act of self-sabotage, a venomous rebuke to a record label expecting hits… or the latest in a long line of experimental projects Reed had pursued since his earliest musical forays? BOOTSY COLLINS: 73-years-young, P-Funk’s talismanic showman is still the No #1 Funkateer, full of tales about the glory days aboard the Mothership, life lessons from James Brown and misadventures in the Bermuda Triangle. Advertisement RADIOHEAD: The Bends was both Thom Yorke and co’s reaction to sudden fame and their first experimental art-rock… Read More →

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Gene Simmons explains thought process behind selling fans a chance to be his “personal assistant and roadie for a day” for $12,500

KISS’ Gene Simmons has explained why he’s charging fans a hefty sum to be his “personal assistant and band roadie for a day” – see what he had to say below. Earlier this month, the bassist made headlines when he launched a handful of Experiences for fans to purchase ahead of his now-postponed North American tour, with one dubbed ‘The Ultimate Gene Simmons Experience’ – which gives a fan the opportunity to help with load-in at the venue, stage set-up, and the ability to sit in on the sound check and hang out backstage. Advertisement For a steep $12,495 (£9,667) in addition to the original ticket price, Simmons would also join the fan turned-roadie for a meal and introduce them during the show. The fan – who is allowed to bring a friend along – will also receive an autographed bass guitar from Simmons himself. Gene Simmons at Alcatraz Metal Fest on August 11, 2024 in Kortrijk, Belgium. (Photo by Elsie Roymans/Getty Images) Last week, it was announced that his North American tour – set to kick off in April – was being postponed to “early 2026”. While a cause for the postponement was not revealed, it was confirmed that it was… Read More →

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Duffy returns to tease new release after kidnapping ordeal

Duffy has teased her return to music, with a new UK Garage remix of her hit ‘Mercy’ following her previous kidnapping ordeal. In a TikTok clip shared by Emotion HQ’s account, the Welsh singer is seen lip-syncing to a remix of her 2008 hit track. The remix appears to be a collaboration between Duffy and a group called E.motion Advertisement The caption of the clip read: “Some of you asked if Duffy was really doing a UK Garage remix with us… #duffy #newmusic #ElectronicMusic #ukgarage #dancemusic #remix,” teasing that the track will be released at some point soon. At the time of writing, no official release date has been announced. @emotion.hq Some of you asked if Duffy was really doing a UK Garage remix with us… #duffy #newmusic #ElectronicMusic #ukgarage #dancemusic #remix ♬ Mercy UK Garage Remix – exoglidemusic Fans quickly took to the comment section to express their excitement about Duffy’s return.“Duffy! Where have you been?! We missed you,” wrote one user, while another shared:“OMG it’s so good that she’s back.” Another fan added, “It’s so great to see Duffy back. What a tremendous singer she has always been.” The new clip comes after Duffy – real name Aimée Anne… Read More →

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And Bob Dylan’s new drummer is…

Bob Dylan began his Rough And Rowdy Ways spring tour on Tuesday night [March 25, 2025] in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW While the majority of Dylan’s band remained the same – Tony Garnier (guitar, piano, harp), Bob Britt (acoustic guitar, electric guitar) and Doug Lancio (acoustic guitar, electric guitar) – Jim Keltner, who had been drumming with Dylan since the Outlaw Festival last June, was replaced by Anton Fig. Fig has previously played with Dylan before, on “Clean Cut Kid” from 1985’s Empire Burlesque and “Drifting Too Far From Home” on 1986’s Knocked Out Loaded. He was also drummer at the 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration in October, 1992. Advertisement As a session musician, Fig’s credits include Paul Simon, Warren Zevon, Roseanne Cash, Rodney Crowell and Cyndi Lauper, as well as being drummer with David Letterman‘s house band from 1986 – 2015. Aside from Fig’s introduction, the setlist remained unchanged from the previous leg of the tour: All Along the WatchtowerIt Ain’t Me, BabeI Contain MultitudesFalse ProphetWhen I Paint My MasterpieceBlack RiderMy Own Version of YouTo Be… Read More →

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Adam Buxton, Grace Campbell and Stewart Lee top End Of The Road’s comedy bill

The comedy and literature lineups have been announced for this year’s End Of The Road festival, taking place at Larmer Tree Gardens on August 28-31. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Following last year’s packed-out cameo, Stewart Lee returns to top the comedy bill, alongside Grace Campbell, Michelle de Swarte and Adam Buxton (who will host a special live edition of The Adam Buxton Podcast). Ivo Graham and Alex Kealy bring their own podcast Gig Pigs to the festival, Adam Riches hosts his Dungeons ‘n’ Bastards gameshow, while Harriet Kemsley, Sean McLoughlin, Helen Bauer and Sharon Wanjohi are among the other comedians appearing. On the literature front, Belle And Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch presents his debut novel Nobody’s Empire, Audrey Golden will discuss her book about The Raincoats with Gina Birch, and there will also be talks with Miranda Sawyer, John Harris, Joe Dunthorne and 2024 Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey. Tickets for End Of The Road 2025 are still available here.

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Pete Shelley’s first two solo albums to be reissued by Domino

Pete Shelley’s first two post-Buzzcocks solo albums, Homosapien and XL-1, will be reissued by Domino on June 6. THE MAY 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW: STARRING SMALL FACES, A SMALL FACES RARITIES CD, RADIOHEAD, LOU REED, BOOTSY COLLINS, POGUES, THESE NEW PURITANS, SUZANNE VEGA AND MORE Both LPs will come housed in gatefold sleeves featuring the original fully restored artwork, plus an extra disc featuring B-sides, dubs and extended mixes. The inserts will feature new photos and extensive sleevenotes from Clinton Heylin. Both albums will also be available on CD for the first time since 2006. Pre-order Homosapien here and XL-1 here. Domino have also created a Pete Shelley exclusive for Record Store Day (April 12). Yesterday Is Not Here: Radio Sessions 1979-1983 is a collection of three never-before-released radio sessions – an acoustic one broadcast on Piccadilly Radio on in January 1979, and the other two recorded with full bands for David ‘Kid’ Jensen in December 1981 (prior to the release of Homosapien) and Feb 1983 (prior to the release of XL-1). More details on that here.

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Chappell Roan thinks her younger self wouldn’t be able to “register” who she is now

Chappell Roan has revealed that she doesn’t think her younger self will be able to “register” the person she has become – see what she had to say below. READ MORE: Chappell Roan: the pop supernova who feels like one of the ‘Drag Race’ girls The ‘Hot To Go’ singer recently sat down with the Call Her Daddy podcast for an episode to discuss a myriad of topics. In a new clip obtained exclusively by Rolling Stone, Roan – real name Kayleigh Rose Amstutz – spoke about her growth as a person, and how her younger self would feel about her now. Advertisement She said on the matter: “I don’t even know if my young self would be able to register that as a part of me. That’s how removed… I was so, so, so opposite of me now. It just wasn’t awaken.” [embedded content] Chappell Roan continued, reflecting on her personal growth and being comfortable with her sexuality among other things: “Young Kayleigh just felt so restricted because I was a problem child and so angry and so depressed and I felt like no one understood me. Now, that part of me is so alive… I just wanted to be… Read More →

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Watch Sex Pistols with Frank Carter’s explosive show at London’s Royal Albert Hall

Fuelled by circle pits and crowd-surfing, Sex Pistols with Frank Carter played an explosive set at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall for Teenage Cancer Trust last night (Monday March 24). Check out photos, footage and the setlist below. The Pistols reunited last year with Carter, of Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Gallows, replacing John Lydon as frontman. Advertisement After playing an intimate and sweaty warm-up show at London’s iconic 100 Club on Friday – nearly 50 years since the band’s legendary residency and this time attended by the likes of Noel Gallagher and Paul Weller – the reformed punk legends took to the stage at Royal Albert Hall for what Carter described as “an amazing cause with amazing people.” Following well-received and high-octane support sets from The Molotovs and Kid Kapichi, the band kicked off with ‘Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols’ opener ‘Holidays In The Sun’ to prove why they remain what Carter hailed as “the greatest punk band of all time”. [embedded content] [embedded content] Sex Pistols with Frank Carter performing at the Teenage Cancer Trust show at the Royal Albert Hall, London: Monday March 24, 2025. (Photo by John Stead/supplied) Recommended Sex Pistols with Frank Carter performing at the… Read More →

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Sex Pistols, Royal Albert Hall, London, March 24, 2025

Moments before the Sex Pistols launch into a scathing version of “Problems”, frontman Frank Carter tells the massed punks in the Royal Albert Hall that is the first time Steve Jones has ever visited the venue. That’s something of a surprise given that not only has Jones spent 50 years in the music industry, but before that he was the teenage master of blagging his way into West London venues, usually to liberate some of the gear. But this evening’s show marks his debut – as well as one of the more unlikely shows the hall has seen in its 154-year history. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW A few days previously, the band warmed up for this Teenage Cancer Trust charity show with a rambunctious secret gig (under their old SPOTS pseudonym) in the more familiar setting of the 100 Club watched by a crowd that included Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Bobby Gillespie and Gary Kemp. Outside the Royal Albert Hall, fans young and old – but mostly old – swap punk rock war stories and… Read More →

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Kesha announces new single ‘Yippee-Ki-Yay’ with T-Pain

Kesha has announced her new single, ‘Yippee-Ki-Yay’, featuring T-Pain – find out more below. READ MORE: Kesha on ‘Gag Order’: “I’m happy when I feel seen, heard and accepted” Yesterday (March 24), the singer-songwriter took to social media to announce the track after posting a couple of teasers in recent days. The track has been confirmed for release this Thursday (March 27). Advertisement So far, both teasers for the track see the singer clad in lingerie, with country-like chord progressions and a singular “yee-haw” to close out the clips. The second teaser she posted also shows her on all fours in the corridor of a hotel. Check out the announcement below. ‘Yippee-Ki-Yay’ will mark the ‘TiK ToK’ singer’s first original release of the year, as well as her third single since parting ways with RCA and Kemosabe after releasing her fifth album ‘Gag Order’ back in 2023. Kesha is expected to release a new album at some point this year, having launched a new independent label called Kesha Records in 2024. Recommended Last year’s single ‘Joyride’ ushered in a new era for the singer, marking her first release – and one she owns the rights to – since departing Dr. Luke’s Kemosabe Records. She has since… Read More →

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The Lottery Winners on course for second UK Number One album with ‘KOKO’

The Lottery Winners are on course to secure their second UK Number One album with their new record ‘KOKO’. The group made headlines in 2023 when their third LP ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’ reached the summit on the Official UK Albums Chart, and now that record’s follow-up is primed to repeat the achievement. Advertisement ‘KOKO’ was released on Friday (March 21), and according to the Official Charts Company’s Chart Update on Monday (March 24), it is on course to become the band’s second chart-topper. It is projected to land the top spot, just ahead of veteran pop act Deacon Blue’s 11th album ‘The Great Western Road’ and Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s ‘I Said I Love You First’. The Horrors’ new album ‘Night Life’ also makes the Top Five, along with Sabrina Carpenter’s wildly successful ‘Short N’ Sweet’. The Lottery Winners – ‘KOKO’ cover artwork. CREDIT: Press Official Albums Chart Update Top Five: The Lottery Winners – ‘KOKO’ (Modern Sky) Deacon Blue – ‘The Great Western Road’ (Cooking Vinyl) Sabrina Carpenter – ‘Short N’ Sweet’ (Island) Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco – ‘I Said I Love You First’ (Interscope) The Horrors – ‘Night Life’ (Fiction) Frontman Thom Rylance spoke to NME… Read More →

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Sex Pistols – Live In The USA 1978

The Sex Pistols’ chaotic tour of America in 1978 has always divided opinion. For some observers – and even participants – it was a disaster, “the worst thing you’ve ever seen”, as John Lydon said at one show, and “a complete circus” as Steve Jones remembered in his autobiography. But others were enthused. American critics raved about the shows, while Rory Gallagher was at the infamous final show in San Francisco. Deciding that “this is as close to Eddie Cochran as you’re going to see”, he promptly abandoned the album he’d recorded with Elliot Mazer and regrouped with a new, ass-kicking power trio. Advertisement THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW These shows have long been available in bootlegs of variable quality, but now three of the seven concerts receive an official release: Atlanta, Dallas and San Francisco – the first and last dates of the tour, and one from the very middle. These are initially released in stages on vinyl – red, white and blue respectively, with one coming out each month in February, March and April. Then… Read More →

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Bob Mould – Here We Go Crazy

On Bob Mould’s last solo album, 2020’s Blue Hearts, he unleashed a fire in his belly. The album contained a series of polemics that railed against the state of America and all the parallel injustices and inequalities that he saw mirroring the Reagan era that defined his formative years. On the follow-up, his 15th solo album, the same musical dynamism can be heard – striking, sharp, sub-three-minute bursts of intense pop-coated alt.rock that recalls the fizzy joy of the Buzzcocks – but Mould’s political bite is tamed here. Instead, it’s a record that grapples with his own life, past, present and potential future, along with navigating the crippling uncertainties and colossal fears that modern life can impart on us all. THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Advertisement On the opening “Here We Go Crazy”, Mould lays out the literal landscape of the album, setting a scene of wide-open Californian desert terrain with wind blowing in the mountain tops, as he ponders the volatilities of life, as man and nature square off. In a snappy, hooky, chorus Mould sings… Read More →

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We’re New Here: Silver Synthetic

“We’ve definitely refined our sound on Rosalie,” says singer-guitarist Chris Lyons of Silver Synthetic’s latest album. “We were still figuring out who we were on our first record, but this one has a clearer identity. It’s just a lot more dynamic.” Advertisement A beatific union of cosmic Americana and harmonious guitar grooves, Rosalie is certainly a step up from the New Orleans quartet’s 2021 debut. Its charm partly lies in its warm evocation of another era, while also aligning the band to contemporaries like Rose City Band or Beachwood Sparks. Indeed, the latter’s Brent Rademaker was so impressed that he signed Silver Synthetic to his Curation imprint, enthusing: “This is the album the label have been looking for!” THE APRIL 2025 ISSUE OF UNCUT, STARRING LED ZEPPELIN, JASON ISBELL, BRYAN FERRY, MARIANNE FAITHFULL, THE WATERBOYS, DAVID BOWIE, MADDY PRIOR AND MORE, IS AVAILABLE TO ORDER NOW Curation may feel like a perfect fit, but it’s taken the band a while to find their way. The journey began in 2017, when Lyons found himself writing pieces that didn’t suit the garage-punk aesthetic of his regular outfit, BottomFeeders. His first instinct was to call guitarist Kunal Prakash. “I had all these songs… Read More →

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GOT7’s JAY B announces 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour

GOT7 singer JAY B has announced the US leg of his 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour, featuring concerts in Houston, San Francisco and more. READ MORE: Yeji on going solo: “All the experiences of working with ITZY have led me to this” On March 22, JAY B and tour organiser Konnect’d Entertainment announced the K-pop idol’s 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour, which will be his first solo trek of the country. Advertisement For his 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour, JAY B will hold six concerts over five different states across the month of June. They include shows in the cities of Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago and Washington, D.C. Ticketing and venue details for the concerts on JAY B’s 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour have yet to be announced. Keep tabs on this page for the latest updates on the K-pop idol’s tour. The concerts and dates for JAY B’s 2025 ‘Tape: Re Load’ US tour are: JUNE 202502: Los Angeles, California04: Atlanta, Georgia06: San Francisco, California09: Houston, Texas11: Chicago, Illinois13: Washington, D.C. [#JayB]2025 JAYB [TAPE: RELOAD] IN THE US IT’S OFFICIAL! JAY B is bringing his first-ever US solo tour, Tape:Re Load in the… Read More →

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“Longest running pop band” The Searchers announce final show at Glastonbury 2025

The Searchers, who are known to be “longest-running band in pop history”, are set to play their last ever show at Glastonbury 2025. The Liverpool band, best known for their their version of The Drifters’ hit ‘Sweets For My Sweet’, ‘Sugar And Spice’ and ‘Don’t Throw Your Love Away’, will end nearly 70 years of touring with their debut at Worthy Farm on the Acoustic Stage on Friday, June 27, after the line-up was announced yesterday (March 22). Advertisement Founding member John McNally told BBC News: “A Glastonbury debut at 83, can anyone top that? I don’t think life gets any better, does it? There will be a few nerves, but in a good way, and we’ll be nicely warmed up from our shows in June. We can’t wait to see our fans again for this incredible final farewell.” Bassist and singer Frank Allen, who joined the group in 1964, added: “I have played shows across the world with The Searchers for over 60 years; Glastonbury has always been an ambition that has eluded us – until now. [embedded content] “The Searchers are finally performing at the greatest music festival of them all. What a way to round off a… Read More →

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Marika Hackman shares intimate new version of ‘Skin’ featuring Laura Marling

Marika Hackman has released a new version of her song ‘Skin’ with a guest feature from Laura Marling – check it out below. The special version of the track comes on the 10th anniversary of Hackman’s debut album ‘We Slept At Last’, the record that first introduced the song to the world. Advertisement Hackman has produced the new incarnation of the track herself, recording it between The Gatehouse in Abbey Road Studios and her own studio. It came about as part of Abbey Road’s annual collaboration with Pitchfork London. The spare, spacious recording sees Marling’s vocals add depth and timbre to the song, with minimal instrumentation giving it a hauntingly intimate effect. Watch the visualiser here: [embedded content] Writing on X, Hackman has said: “10 years of ‘We Slept At Last’ felt like the perfect time to have a little refresh of one of my all time favourites from that record. Thank you to @lauramarlinghq for lending me her dulcet tones and to Art School Girlfriend for the fabulous mix.” 10 years of we slept at last felt like the perfect time to have a little refresh of one of my all time favourites from that record. Thank you to… Read More →

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Members of U.K. Subs denied entry into US for punk festival show

Members of the U.K. Subs have said they were denied entry into the US for a show at Los Angeles’ Punk Invasion festival. The veteran punk band’s bassist Alvin Gibbs posted on Facebook on Wednesday (March 19), explaining that he and bandmates Stefan Häublein and Marc Carrey had been detained at customs in LA and denied entry into the country. The three were then deported back to the UK. Advertisement Frontman Charlie Harper was the only band member to be allowed into the US and he ended up playing the scheduled show at The Belasco as part of the festival with stand-in musicians. Gibbs said that after landing at the Los Angeles airport, he and his partner were told they would be questioned after being flagged for two reasons. The first was that Gibbs was told he had an incorrect visa, while the authorities refused to disclose the second reason. “I can’t help but wonder whether my frequent, and less than flattering, public comments regarding their president and his administration played a role – or perhaps I’m simply succumbing to paranoia,” he said. “What followed was far from pleasant,” Gibbs added. “Two police officers escorted me to another section of LAX,… Read More →

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Bilbao BBK 2025: Damiano David, Sparks and more announced as full line-up revealed

Damiano David and Sparks are among the new names added to the Bilbao BBK 2025 line-up. Check out all the new additions below. READ MORE: Bilbao BBK Live 2023: Arctic Monkeys and Pavement bring magic to the Basque mountains In December, the Spanish festival announced the first wave of acts, including Pulp, Kylie Minogue and RAYE. Advertisement The initial announcement also revealed that there will be performances from Michael Kiwanuka, Nathy Peluso, Bad Gyal, Alice Phoebe Lou, Amyl And The Sniffers, Jalen Ngonda, Jessica Pratt, English Teacher, L’impératrice, Makaya McCraven, Obongjayar, Sofie Royer, Wunderhorse and more. Now, they’ve unveiled the entire line-up, which includes the Måneskin frontman, Sparks, Kaytranada, Japanese Breakfast, Hinds and more. You can find a full list below. The 2025 edition is set to kick off between July 10 to 12 in Kobetamendi, Bilbao. Tickets are now on sale, and you can find them here. The 2025 edition will also include a brand new club concept, Gorria, which the festival says will offer “an ever-shifting dancefloor anarchy, where each night reinvents itself under the vision of a different collective. A space where rhythm accelerates, identity blurs, and the night becomes an open canvas for movement and expression.” Recommended Last year’s edition of the Spanish festival saw performances from Arcade Fire, Massive Attack, The… Read More →

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TRNSMT Festival 2025 reveals Radio 1 Dance Stage line-up

TRNSMT Festival has revealed the full line-up for their Radio 1 Dance Stage for this year’s event – see all the details below. In December, the festival confirmed that they would be returning to Glasgow Green from July 11-13 for its eighth edition, and after polling festivalgoers on who they would like to see headline, they announced a bill topped by 50 Cent, Biffy Clyro and Snow Patrol. Advertisement Now, they have added the acts that will be filling the Radio 1 Dance Stage over the weekend, with 18 artists being added to the stacked bill. Among the big hitters are BBC Radio 1’s own DJs Jaguar, Arielle Free and Charlie Hedges, who will all be bringing the energy to the beloved Boogie Bar on the Scottish festival grounds. Crowd watches Natasha Bedingfield perform at TRNSMT Festival 2024. CREDIT: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images Jaguar will head up the bill on Friday night with her signature garage-infused set. That day will also see performances from La La, Connor Coates, Big Miz, MARIANNE and Frankie Elyse, who extend TRNSMT’s commitment to supporting local Scottish talent. Alongside Arielle Free on Saturday will be house/garage producer Nimino, who had a breakout single in 2024… Read More →