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Ahead of his set at Brighton Pride, Purple Disco Machine lists five musicians who embody the festivities. 

Fresh from hitting up Centre Court at Wimbledon, actor Theo James caught up with Man About Town before switching on the out-of-office toggle. 

After years of relentless touring and a very public unravelling, Nick Carpenter's Medium Build is back. Sober, diagnosed, and making the biggest music of his life.

From close-up magic gigs as a teenager to Ted Lasso, and now his latest turn as Under Armour’s new poster boy, Nick Mohammed has built a career on never staying in one lane for too long.

On their third album, You’re Gonna Need a Little Music, Leeds-based four-piece Yard Act swims in biting satire and electric arrangements. Vocalist and frontman James Smith is just as resolute and vital in conversation.

From new action-comedy Ride or Die, to What It Feels Like for a Girl and a recent Brian Epstein play – Calam Lynch has long embraced stories with high stakes.

Josh Caffé reveals the inspiration behind his EP “The Velvet Hour” – made in collaboration with the likes of The 1975’s George Daniel.

From DIY beginnings to one of the UK's fastest-growing queer raves – Sextou celebrated two years in the game at London Pride.

BTS’ long-awaited live return delivered the scale expected of one of the world’s biggest acts, but it was the connection between the band's members and their community that made the lasting memory.