Joining the Stowaway 2025 line up are Jungle, who will perform a headline DJ set, plus The Wailers, Don Letts, and Groove Armada’s Tom Findlay joining previously announced headliners Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra, ShyFX, Derrick Carter, Horse Meat Disco, Sean Kuti & many more in what is the best line-up yet for the fast rising festival.

With their new EP ‘Two Lands’ out June 2nd on their new label Floating World Records, the rising Glasgow-based quartet are tipped to be the next band from the UK jazz underground to break out. Catch them live at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton this May.

2024 saw the beloved Glaswegian band release their first new album in over a decade, ‘Look To The East, Look To The West’, which they toured across Europe and the US. For 2025, Camera Obscura have announced a second UK Tour, starting in Belfast on May 29 and culminating in a very special hometown show at Kelvingrove Park on June 4.

The cult musician’s new album ‘European Vacation’ is out now – “Rarely since Neil Hannon became The Divine Comedy has a singer inhabited a dapper personality so perfectly” (★★★★ Classic Pop). Catch Cosmic Crooner on his debut UK headline tour in October.

Exciting new trio announce new EP ‘I Didn’t See It Coming’ (out May 22nd) and release lead single “I Still Think Of You”. EEVAH are Nicole Hope Smith (vocals, bass), Fay Clayton (drums), and Embrace guitarist Richard McNamara. 

‘Sisters’, the 1984 debut album by the legendary Scottish indie band, will be reissued on June 27 on double LP and deluxe triple CD and DVD box set.  The album includes the global smash hit “Young At Heart’” (a UK No.1 in 1993), plus the Top 40 hits ‘I’m Falling’ and ‘Cath’.

Hot on the heels of her new album ‘Blind Faith’ – “the album of her career” (★★★★ MOJO) –  the Mercury Prize-nominated musician has announced a London Residency from September 4th – 6th at St Pancras Old Church and The Lexington.

The upcoming French-Mongolian musician recently joined Cerys Matthews on her BBC 6Music show to talk about new single “Selenge”, an enchanting instrumental in which Céline’s yatga, a traditional Mongolian harp, takes the spotlight. Produced by Max Shrager (The Shacks, 54 Ultra), the single has also received support from 6Music’s Gilles Peterson.