A few hours before they headlined The Quarry tent at the Y Not Festival, we caught up with Heather Baron-Gracie, Charlie Wood and Ciara Doran of Pale Waves to discuss all things past and present with the band.
It was a double show day for Pale Waves and their first shows in Edinburgh.
Y Not Festival has always felt like one of the UK’s best-kept secrets and the 2026 edition was no different.
The Still Smitten tour rolled into Manchester.
As the festival season was drawing to a close, we headed to Leeds for the weekend.
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Following the release of their latest album 'Smitten', the band played a great Glasgow show.
When vocalist/guitarist Heather Baron-Gracie met drummer Ciara Doran at University in Manchester they formed their own band Creek, but we wonder whether they thought ten years down the line they would be releasing a fourth album under the Pale Waves name. That’s exactly what they have done with 'Smitten', their most ambitious record to date and one that sees a slight move away from the pop-punk genre that they are well known for.
The sun was shining as we headed into the penultimate day of Y Not 2024.
Festival season kicked off for BTN at Hatfield over the bank holiday weekend.