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Fresh from topping the Official UK Country Albums Chart with All On Red, Kezia Gill delivered a powerful and personal performance at Islington Assembly Hall, with producer Alyssa Bonagura joining the celebrations. Read more
Alyssa Bonagura has confirmed her 2026 America’s Backroads Tour, arriving just days after the release of her new album. The eight‑date UK run includes Birmingham, Manchester, London and more — with tickets on sale March 4. Read more
Country on the Clyde is back on 14–15 March 2026, bringing Nashville‑style storytelling, UK favourites and international artists to Glasgow’s iconic Ferry. With last year’s Saturday selling out, fans are encouraged to secure tickets early. Read more
Alanis Morissette has been announced as Saturday’s headliner for the new State Fayre Festival in Chelmsford, following Neil Young’s cancellation — a huge moment for UK country and Americana fans as she prepares for her June UK tour. Read more
Country Calling 2026 unveils its day splits, featuring Parmalee’s UK debut, Randy Houser’s long awaited return and Tyler Halverson’s exclusive Friday show. With five stages, family fun and VIP perks, this is the festival’s biggest year yet. Read more
Country on the Common returns to Tooting Common on 4 and 5 July 2026 after a standout debut year with The Shires and Remember Monday. Organisers plan a larger capacity and will again offer discounted Access for All tickets. Read more
Country on the Eye launches in Melton Mowbray’s Play Close Park with Gary Quinn, Bob Cheevers, Karli & James, Victoria Banks and more. We speak to Artistic Director Ben Atkinson about the vision behind this exciting new UK country festival. Read more
After a standout 2025 edition, the South Wales Country Music Festival has confirmed a pause for 2026 due to rising costs. Fans and artists have rallied behind organisers Heather, Scott and Jason, celebrating the festival’s impact and hoping for its return. Read more
Carly Pearce is heading back to the UK and Ireland in May 2026 for a run of headline shows, including a return to London’s Royal Albert Hall for Highways Festival. Tigirlily Gold join as special guests, and her new single “Church Girl” is out now. Read more
