Dan Harrison

6 days ago | readdork.com | Dan Harrison

It’s 1 June 2025, which in the cult calendar of The 1975 is practically a national holiday – and so it should be no shock to anyone paying attention that the band seemingly are starting to spark into new activity, ahead of their Glastonbury headline set later this month. Yesterday (May 31), the band deleted every post from their Instagram grid, sparking speculation that something new might be teased today.

2 weeks ago | readdork.com | Dan Harrison

Label: Distiller Records / Bright AntennaReleased: 23rd May 2025Sports Team have always thrived in the chaos, but with ‘Boys These Days’, they finally weaponise it. Still feral, still funny, still skewering the modern condition like they’re comment-section Socrates, the band’s third album takes their well-worn hallmarks – British absurdism, tongue-in-cheek snark, festival-ready hooks – and supercharges them into something bolder, weirder and way more self-aware.

2 weeks ago | readdork.com | Dan Harrison

For Those I Love has shared a new single ‘Of The Sorrows’, marking their first release since their 2021 self-titled debut album. The project, helmed by Dublin artist David Balfe, explores themes of urban displacement and personal reflection in the new track. “When I wrote ‘Of The Sorrows’, it felt like I was bargaining with myself. It was one of the first songs I’d written to myself, for myself, while still trying to embody the feelings and thoughts of my closest peers,” Balfe says.

2 weeks ago | readdork.com | Dan Harrison

My Chemical Romance are set to perform a special ‘The Black Parade – Alive!’ concert at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros on 13th February 2026. The 65,000-capacity show marks the band’s only confirmed performance for 2026, with supporting acts yet to be announced. Pre-sale tickets will be available from 22nd May at 2pm local time, followed by general sale on 24th May at 2pm. The Mexico City announcement follows the band’s upcoming US stadium tour, which begins in July 2025.

2 weeks ago | readdork.com | Dan Harrison

For a moment, it looked like some of South London’s most beloved summer festivals might not happen. Last week, a High Court ruling against Lambeth Council’s plans for Brockwell Park sent shockwaves through organisers and fans. The court sided with a local campaign group that argued the council had bent the rules to host a series of big music events in the park.