Lisa Wright

Rebecca Lucy Taylor is storming the West End in a play about how the music industry treats women. But she had already confronted the reality of the business — as Self Esteem

It's 5pm on St Martin's Lane and Rebecca Lucy Taylor is hanging backwards over the Duke of York's Theatre balcony, belting her lungs out.

You may know her from Donnie Darko or The Hunger Games – but Jena Malone is serious about music. Lisa Wright meets her to talk new album 'Flowers For Men'

When Timothy Chalamet made headlines earlier this year for his bizarrely uncultured denouncement of opera and ballet as forms that “no one cares about anymore”, he clearly hadn’t seen Rosalia’s current Lux tour. Landing at London’s O2 Arena for the first of two nights, the live manifestation of the Spanish superstar’s tour-de-force 2025 LP is not only a breathtaking showcase for both of these mediums (alongside Latin pop, multilingual vocal prowess, and a thousand other things), but proof that,

Harding’s enthralling, riddling album is her clearest, most open-armed yet. Plus one to watch, Chloe Qisha

On 'Redstar Wu & The Worldwide Scourge', Genesis Owusu throws absolutely everything into a genreless melting pot of fury and frustration.

Weeding out the good cafés from the bad in London can be tricky. Luckily, we've made this list so you don't have to.

Mary In The Junkyard are building one of indie’s strangest and most imaginative new worlds – winning fans in both the music scene and the art world

In a recent interview with former SNL star Bowen Yang and comedian Matt Rogers on their pop culture-skewering Las Culturistas podcast, Lena Dunham declared a war on quiet luxury.

Former The Magic Gang frontman Jack Kaye talks going solo with debut single 'Dora', the band’s split, and advice for independent artists.