Live Reviews
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Charli XCX's return to Reading Festival is a triumphant blend of chart bangers, progressive new material and a Spice Girls classic
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Mini Mansions, live Credit: Getty Mini Mansions lift off from 'Tranquility Base...' at Reading 2019, destination AI apocalypse
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Anderson .Paak last night paid tribute to Mac Miller at his one-off show in Birmingham. Credit: Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images Anderson .Paak live in Birmingham: a performance masterclass and a moving tribute to Mac Miller
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Credit: Parri Thomas Green Man Festival 2019 review: Father John Misty brings old-fashioned schmaltz to the Brecon Beacons
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Girl In Red live at Øya 2019 Credit: Helge Brekke/Press Øya 2019 is inclusive, green and feel-good – like all festivals could be
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Beck is king of his own indie disco at stunning New York show
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Jenn Five/NME Sziget 2019: Florence + The Machine dedicate ‘You Got The Love’ to Hungary’s LGBTQ community in utterly joyful headline set
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Sziget festival 2019: Post Malone does the ultimate one-man-band act; Years & Years bring sheer star power
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Jenny Lewis Credit: Getty "Life is a disco" – Jenny Lewis brings sparkle and cheer to a sweltering London gig
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Credit: NME/Andy Ford Florence + the Machine banish phones and create a choir of thousands at Electric Castle headline show
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Secret locations and no phones: Skepta presents his sci-fi vision 'Dystopia987' at the Manchester International Festival
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New Order Credit: Dominika Scheibinger / Press "I see a ship in the harbour..." A flourishing New Order play the classics at Bristol quayside gig
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Credit: Robin Little/Getty Images Rosalía at Somerset House review – the making of a new kind of megastar
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WOO HAH! Festival champions hip-hop like no other in Europe. Credit: Derek Bremner/NME WOO HAH! 2019: 11 of the best things we saw at the Dutch hip-hop festival
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Robbie Williams performs live Listen up, Glastonbury – Robbie Williams' BST Hyde Park show is the ultimate come and get me plea
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Travis Scott headlining WOO HAH! Festival in Tilberg, Netherlands. Credit: Derek Bremner/NME Travis Scott’s futuristic WOO HAH! Festival show is a trippy spectacle – but enough with the autotune
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The Twilight Sad's James Graham Credit: Roberto Ricciuti/Redferns The Twilight Sad at Mad Cool 2019: more like group primal scream therapy than 'entertainment'
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Credit: Andy Ford Pop treasure Robyn brought Mad Cool 2019 to a sophisticated close (except when she snogged herself)
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Stormzy headlining WOO HAH! Festival in Tilberg, Netherlands. Credit: Derek Bremner/NME Stormzy’s victory lap at WOO HAH! Festival proves instincts win every time
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The National at Mad Cool 2019 Credit: Andy Ford/NME The cult of The National sucks in every man, woman and insect at Mad Cool 2019
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Credit: Andy Ford Play nice! Performing in an enormous toy box, Smashing Pumpkins rolled out the hits at Mad Cool 2019
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Neil Young and Bob Dylan at Hyde Park 2019 Credit: Getty Images Bob Dylan & Neil Young in London: two legends doing whatever the hell they like
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Credit: Mad Cool Festival Bon Iver at Mad Cool: a fine end to the ‘22, A Million’ era, but they "don't know how" to play the new songs
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Credit: Andy Ford Iggy Pop at Mad Cool: 50 years on, rock ’n’ roll’s great survivor is still the most thrilling performer
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Noel Gallagher live at Mad Cool 2019 Credit: Andy Ford Noel Gallagher shows Mad Cool how to be a Rock 'N' Troll Star
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MADRID, SPAIN - JULY 11: Lewis Capaldi perfoms onstage at Madcool Festival on July 11, 2019 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Javier Bragado/WireImage) Lewis Capaldi at Mad Cool: a comedown from Glastonbury, but 'Chewbacca' is unstoppable
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Credit: Andy Ford Bring Me The Horizon at the opening night of Madrid's Mad Cool Festival: high-camp, confrontational and utterly compelling
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Pic: Chloe Hashemi Closing Serbia's Exit festival, Desiigner danced on NME’s table and Skepta defied the storm
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Interpol at Festival Beauregard 2019 Credit: Derek Bremner/NME Interpol and Tears For Fears close Festival Beauregard with a day of surprises
