Frances Mistry – ‘Snake Pit’

Frances Mistry turns heartbreak into clarity on ‘Snake Pit’ Frances Mistry image via press photo April 14, 2026 Frances Mistry unleashes her compelling new single ‘Snake Pit’ via APOLLO Distribution, reaffirming her status as one of Brighton’s most innovative indie-pop and folk talents. ‘Snake Pit’ centers on the end of a close friendship, with Frances […]

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New Video Frontiers 2026: What to Expect

New Video Frontiers starts tomorrow and doors open at Kings Place, London at 8.15am for breakfast and networking. At the time of writing there is currently just seven tickets remaining so act now if you’d like to join us. VideoWeek’s flagship conference brings together the full spectrum of the video and CTV advertising ecosystem – broadcasters, agencies, Read More

More Post-Coachella Concert Announcements: Bini, Sombr, Katseye, and Others Plot Tours as Justin Bieber Reportedly Preps Dates of His Own

The post-Coachella tour announcements are pouring in: The Strokes, Bini, Sombr, and others are preparing to hit the road once the festival’s a wrap. Meanwhile, Justin Bieber could be teeing up performances of his own. In addition to those tour announcements (and reported plans), different Coachella performers yet are capitalizing on the spotlight by expanding […]

Audien Announces Massive ‘Progressive House Never Died’ Show in NYC This Summer

Audien is officially bringing his Progressive House Never Died movement back to New York City this summer, announcing a massive open-air show at The Rooftop at Pier 17 on Saturday, August 1st. The event will feature support from Mike Williams and Justin Mylo and will take place at one of the most scenic concert experiences in the city, known for its skyline views […]

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IK Multimedia iLoud Sub Review: Small Room, Full Picture, And An Editor’s Choice Winner

Small studios have a predictable problem. You get a pair of monitors that do a solid job through the mids and top end, you learn them well enough to get work done, and then the low end keeps forcing extra checks in headphones, in the car, and on any playback system with real bass extension. […]

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