Poppy has been turning heads on a global scale, with a series of genre-bending singles leading up to the release of the singer-songwriter's third album, 'I Disagree'. We caught up with Poppy at Las Rageous to talk about the new record, touring with Bring Me The Horizon, fashion, the effects of social media and more.

It's been a busy year for musical activists Fever 333, who are in the midst of a worldwide D333MONSTRATIONS series following the release of their debut album 'STRENGTH IN NUMB333RS' in January. We caught up with Jason Aalon Butler, Stephen Harrison and Aric Improta at Las Rageous earlier this month to discuss the concept behind the '333', their imminent return to the UK and more.

Later this month rock and metal fans will descend upon Downtown Las Vegas Events Center for the annual Las Rageous. Year on year the festival is renowned for featuring some of the hottest names in alternative music, and 2019 is set to be their biggest yet. We've chosen some of our favourite acts on the line-up for our must-see feature, read on to find out who made the cut!

After a busy festival season alongside two shows supporting Royal Blood, Australia's Psychedelic Porn Crumpets gear up for their their own headline tour in support of their latest album 'And Now For The Whatchamacallit'. We caught up with the band ahead of the shows to hear their top tips and stories from the road.

Dayseeker are ready to show off their brand new album 'Sleeptalk', and with a shift in sound and an entirely new live set-up there's a lot to be excited about. We caught up with the band to talk about the new record, tackling new lyrical content and their upcoming tour with Wage War.

2019 is the year of touring for Demob Happy, who completed their biggest UK headline tour to date in Spring, toured Europe with Royal Blood and now gear up to tour extensively through North America with Band Of Skulls, before returning to the UK for a run of dates supporting The Amazons. We caught up with the band ahead of their US tour to hear their top tips and stories from the road!

August Bank Holiday, also known as Reading & Leeds Festival weekend, is just around the corner and, as always, the line-up in 2019 proves to be one of the most strong and diverse out there. Booking a plethora of big names, as well as championing some of the most exciting up-and-coming names, there is plenty to choose from - so the big question is, who do you choose to see? Here are our ones to watch at Reading & Leeds Festival to help you decide!

Later this week Leeds indie/dirty pop quartet Marsicans make their way to Reading & Leeds Festival, to headline the BBC Music Introducing Stage. We caught up with drummer Matthew 'Cale' McHale to talk about what the festival means to the band, their most memorable moment on stage and more.

Following a string of singles, a tour with Yonaka, and a summer of festivals, Reading five-piece Valeras continue their busy schedule with an appearance at Reading & Leeds Festival next weekend. We caught up with guitarist Katie King to reminisce about their hometown's iconic festival, what we can expect from their set and her festival do's and don'ts.

With its focus on math-rock, post-rock and the weird, noisy spaces in between, ArcTanGent Festival presents a uniquely refreshing atmosphere that you don’t find anywhere else on the annual festival calendar. It’s not only unique for its line-up, but is also the only festival where the crowd can clap perfectly in 7/8 and are just as likely to sing along to a guitar lead line or trumpet riff, than they are lyrics. ArcTanGent 7 promises to be the biggest one yet and it can be daunting to pick your targets, so we’ve given you a headstart with our pick of the bunch this year.